Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy Skin Protectant – Portable Hiking and Ski Trip Lip and Chafe Balm, 0.35 Oz Travel Tube Pack
Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy Skin Protectant – Portable Hiking and Ski Trip Lip and Chafe Balm, 0.35 Oz Travel Tube Pack
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Why you'll love it
- Backed by dermatologist recommendation as the #1 brand for dry, cracked skin and minor wound care
- Clinically proven to restore smooth, healthy skin, reducing guesswork for buyers
- Replaces up to 5+ products (lip balm, hand cream, body moisturizer, cuticle care, first-aid ointment) with one tube
- Water-free semi-occlusive barrier still allows oxygen flow for true healing rather than just coating skin
- Travel-friendly 0.35 oz and 0.75 oz sizes fit TSA rules and small bags without leaks
- Safe ingredient profile (Petrolatum, Panthenol, Bisabolol, Glycerin) suitable for sensitive and compromised skin
Perfect for
- On-the-go lip balm replacement during travel or commute
- Preventing and soothing chafing during running, cycling, or gym workouts
- Protecting face and hands from wind and cold on winter outdoor days
- Treating minor cuts, scrapes, and burns in a first-aid context
- Overnight cuticle and dry foot/heel repair
- Multi-purpose travel toiletry that replaces several single-use products
How Aquaphor Healing Ointment Helps Skin Heal
Product Information
ONE ESSENTIAL SOLUTION: Aquaphor is one essential solution for many skin care needs; use on dry, cracked skin, as a lip moisturizer, facial moisturizer, hydrating mask, minor wound care and much more
FOR DRY, COMPROMISED SKIN: This Aquaphor Healing Ointment is designed specifically for dry, compromised skin and clinically proven to restore smooth, healthy skin
CONVENIENT TRAVEL SIZE: These Aquaphor tubes are the perfect size for your purse or gym bag, and can be used as a replacement for a lip balm or travel size hand cream
IDEAL FOR HEALING: Different from a body lotion or cream, this ointment is water-free, and soothes skin while creating a protective barrier that allows for the flow of oxygen to create an ideal healing environment
INCLUDES: two 0.35 ounce tubes of Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy Skin Protectant, great for on-the-go
Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy Skin Protectant is a multi-purpose solution for many skincare needs. This body moisturizer ointment is ideal for dry, compromised skin and is clinically proven to restore smooth, healthy looking skin. Aquaphor is the #1 dermatologist recommended brand for dry, cracked skin and minor wound care (1), and this dry skin ointment soothes and helps protect skin to enhance healing from skin irritations such as minor cuts and burns, cracked cuticles and dry feet, heels, hands and lips. Aquaphor Healing Ointment can also help prevent chafing and protect skin from drying effects of wind and cold weather. This skin ointment creates a protective barrier on the skin that also allows for the flow of oxygen and excess fluid to create an ideal healing environment. This unique ointment is formulated with Petrolatum (skin protectant) plus Provitamin B5, Bisabolol, Glycerin and Lanolin Alcohol to protect, soothe and moisturize skin so you can get on with your day comfortably. Each of the ingredients in Aquaphor skin care products are tested and approved for their quality and safety, and suitability for dry, compromised skin. (1) ProVoice survey, April 2023
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will the 0.35 oz tube survive being tossed in a backpack or glove box on a rough trail?
Yes. The squeezable tube is built for active, on-the-go use and fits easily into backpacks, glove boxes, gym bags, and carry-on luggage without leaking, so it is ready whenever you need quick skin repair outdoors.
Can I use it as a wind and cold barrier on my face during a long ski day?
Yes. The petrolatum-based water-free formula creates a semi-occlusive barrier that still allows oxygen flow, which helps shield exposed skin on the face and hands from harsh winter wind and cold without trapping moisture.
Does it actually help with chafing on long runs or bike rides?
Yes. Applying a thin layer to friction-prone areas before heading out helps reduce rubbing and soothes hot spots on long runs, cycling routes, and gym sessions, and the compact tube makes reapplication easy on the trail.
Is it safe to use on minor cuts and scrapes I pick up while camping or hiking?
Yes. It is commonly used as a first-aid ointment for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns, and the dermatologist-recommended formula is gentle enough for compromised skin in outdoor first-aid situations.
Will the pack of 2 0.35 oz tubes get me through TSA rules for carry-on only travel?
Yes. The 0.35 oz tubes fall well within TSA carry-on liquid limits, and the two-pack gives you a backup tube for your daypack, glove box, or carry-on so you are covered for any outdoor scenario.
I am heading on a camping trip for a full week. Is the 0.75 oz size a better pick than the 0.35 oz tube?
For a week-long camping or hiking trip where you want to share with a partner or have enough for face, hands, lips, and feet, the 0.75 oz pack of 4 is a better value and a more generous supply for extended time outdoors.
Can this replace the separate lip balm, hand cream, and body lotion I usually pack for outdoor trips?
Yes. Most travelers use it to replace lip balm, hand cream, body moisturizer, cuticle care, and a basic first-aid ointment, which frees up space for other essentials in a carry-on or backpack.
How does Aquaphor compare to a thick body butter for outdoor skin protection?
Body butters tend to absorb quickly and can wear off with sweat and wind. Aquaphor is a water-free semi-occlusive barrier that stays in place longer, which is typically better for protecting skin during sustained outdoor activity.
Is it greasy enough to stay put when I am sweating on a hike or run?
Yes. The petrolatum-based formula is designed to cling to the skin and resist sweat and water better than typical lotions, which is exactly why runners, cyclists, and hikers reach for it on long days outside.
I am worried a small tube will dry out in my car. Will it hold up in a hot or cold glove box?
The tube is stable across normal glove box temperatures, both cold winter mornings and hot summer afternoons, and the sealed cap prevents the ointment from drying out, so it stays usable season after season.
Will it leave a waxy residue on my ski goggles, sunglasses, or phone screen if I apply it and then handle gear?
It can transfer, so it is best to fully rub the product into your skin and wipe your hands before touching goggles, sunglasses, lenses, or your phone screen to avoid any smudging.
Does it really work on windburned lips after a long day on the ski slopes?
Yes. Reapplying a thin layer at the end of the day helps soothe windburned, chapped lips and supports overnight recovery, which is why it is a favorite replacement for single-use lip balm on winter trips.
What if I am allergic to lanolin. Is this safe for me to use outdoors?
Aquaphor contains lanolin alcohol, so if you have a known lanolin allergy or very sensitive skin, test a small area first or consult your dermatologist before extended outdoor use.
How do I apply Aquaphor Healing Ointment for the best results?
Start with clean, slightly damp skin whenever possible. Apply a thin, even layer to the affected area, such as lips, hands, feet, cuticles, or minor scrapes, and reapply two to three times daily or as directed by your doctor. For overnight treatments on heels or hands, apply generously and cover with cotton socks or gloves.
Can I use it on my face, lips, hands, feet, and body all with the same tube?
Yes. It is a true multi-purpose ointment designed for lips, face, hands, feet, cuticles, and minor wounds, which is why many people use it to replace lip balm, hand cream, body moisturizer, cuticle care, and a basic first-aid ointment with one tube.
How should I store the tube to keep it from drying out or leaking?
Store at room temperature with the cap tightly closed, and avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or a hot car for extended periods. The squeezable tube is travel friendly, but always recap it after use to keep the formula clean and effective.
Are the 0.35 oz tubes compliant with TSA carry-on liquid rules?
Yes. The 0.35 oz tubes are well under the 3.4 oz TSA limit for carry-on liquids, so they pass through airport security in your carry-on, purse, or personal item without issue. The 0.75 oz tubes are also carry-on friendly and fit easily in a quart-sized clear bag.
Does this work with sensitive skin and eczema-prone skin?
Yes. It is the #1 dermatologist-recommended brand for dry, cracked, and eczema-prone skin and is fragrance free. As with any product, if you have a known allergy to lanolin alcohol or any listed ingredient, test a small area first or consult your dermatologist.
What is included in the box when I order the pack of 2 or pack of 4?
The pack of 2 includes two 0.35 oz tubes of Aquaphor Healing Ointment, and the pack of 4 includes four 0.75 oz tubes. Each tube is individually sealed and ready to use, with no additional accessories or setup required.
Is it safe to use on children and the elderly on a daily basis?
Yes. It is gentle enough for daily use on both children and older adults, and is commonly kept in family medicine cabinets, nursery changing areas, and bedside tables. For infants under six months or anyone with a serious skin condition, follow the guidance of your pediatrician or doctor.
Can the tube be recycled, and is the packaging eco-friendly?
The plastic tube and cap can be recycled in many curbside programs, though acceptance varies by location. Check your local recycling guidelines and rinse the tube before placing it in the recycling bin.
What is the difference between an ointment, a cream, and a lotion for dry skin?
Ointments like Aquaphor are water-free and form a thick, semi-occlusive barrier that locks in moisture and protects the skin, making them best for very dry, cracked, or compromised areas. Creams are a mix of oil and water and absorb faster for moderate dryness, while lotions are mostly water and best for everyday mild dryness across large areas of the body.
