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How to Moisturize Your Skin Using Baby Oil

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Baby oil is known not only for its benefits on baby skin, but also for adult's skin as well. If you love to keep your skin always moisturized especially during the winter, a good practice is to keep your skin hydrated and silky soft all day long. You don't have to spend a fortune on expensive moisturizers or lotions. An inexpensive bottle of baby oil will moisturize your skin just the same and give you the benefit of soft and healthy skin:

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    Things You'll Need

    • Baby Oil
    • Yourself
      • 1

        Buy a bottle of baby oil of your preference from any supermarket, groceries, drug store, or online. Johnson's company has a good selection of baby oil products you can choose from at a reasonable price.

      • 2

        Apply baby oil all over your body after taking a warm bath or shower while your skin is still damp. This helps lock in the moisture and keep the oil absorbed into the skin better. Specifically target dry areas such as knees, elbows, and heels.

      • 3

        Apply baby oil on your hands after washing dishes or every time your hand feels dry. It helps moisturize your hand, reduce friction, and improves overall health of the skin on that area.

      • 4

        Rub baby oil on your skin before going out during the winter. The cold weather strips off the skin's moisture. Baby oil helps to insulate your body and keeps you warm and moisturized during the cold months.

      • 5

        Use baby oil as an eye makeup remover in place of other commercial ones. It is gentle and known for its hypoallergenic property so it doesn't burn or irritate your skin. Likewise, it will soften and moisturize the delicate areas around the eyes which are very sensitive.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Using too much baby oil can leave oil stains on clothing, so be careful not to put too much.

    • Apply baby oil outside the tub or shower. Spilled oil can make the surface slippery and pose a slipping hazard.

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