Smith's Rosebud Salve
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Rosebud Salve is Ultra-Smooth
This delightfully-scented balm is comprised of only three ingredients: Cotton Seed Oil, a Petrolatum Base, and "Aromol," which is their name for a blend of essential oils. It makes your lips supple, works well on chafed hands, moisturizes cuticles, and even helps to heal minor cuts and abrasions. The scent is what keeps me coming back--along with the cute, portable container. — 1 month, 3 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 2 people said helpful
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One of my favorites!
Love the smell and how I can use it on my hands and lips! It's a great product. Really, it's fancy vaseline, but still worth the money and easier to carry around in your purse, gym bag, etc. It does a great job of moisturizing, is a good value for the money and packaging (lasts a long time, especially if you just use it on your lips!). I definitely will continue to buy this product and encourage others to try it out--I used it on a kid's really dry hands and they said they liked the smell, and that it felt good! — 4 years, 2 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 5 of 5 people said helpful
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Cheaper alternative to Eight Hour Cream
Rosebud Salve is a great thing to have in your purse or at your desk because it is a huge multitasker in a small tin. This is great for chapped lips, dry elbows, flaking cuticles, rough heels and the terrible, flaky sensitive nose we all get when we have a cold. If you like the smell of roses, then you will like the scent of this. I have also tried the Strawberry flavor and while I prefer the smell of that one, I think the consistency of the original is much better. This is really easy to dab anywhere you need it. I prefer the Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream because I think it helps the really dry areas (like sick nose) a bit better than the Rosebud Salve, but this is significantly cheaper. I also prefer the squeeze tube of the Eight Hour Cream to the tin of the Rosebud Salve. Anything that I don't have to dig my nails in, I prefer. However, this is still a nice product to use for many different things and it is so portable and and inexpensive that you can afford to get a couple and stash them wherever you need them. — 2 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
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