• Stool Lubricant: Acts as a mild laxative to treat acute or childhood constipation by coating the intestinal walls and softening feces.
• Pain Reduction: Eases painful bowel movements associated with conditions like hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or post-surgery recovery.
• Ointment Base: Serves as an inactive carrier or base for medical ointments, eye lubricants, and topical applications. 

• Occlusive Moisturizer: Forms a protective film over the skin barrier to lock in hydration and prevent transepidermal water loss.
• Dry Skin Relief: Softens and treats dry, rough, scaly, or itchy skin conditions like eczema.
• Product Formulations: Found in baby oils, cold creams, makeup products, lip balms, and hair lotions to provide a smooth texture and shine. 

• Machinery Lubricant: Lubricates food-handling equipment, dough dividers, and slicing machines safely due to its non-toxic nature.
• Protective Coatings: Used as a shiny glaze or defensive coating on fresh fruits, vegetables, and confectionery to prevent moisture loss.
• Kitchen Tool Maintenance: Protects and treats wooden cutting boards, salad bowls, and kitchen utensils from cracking.

Industrial & Household Uses

• • Mechanical Lubricant: Reduces friction and wear in industrial machinery, textiles, spinning, and sewing equipment.
  • Anti-Rust Agent: Coated onto metal surfaces to shield them from moisture and prevent corrosion.
  • Material Stabilizer: Added to plastics and rubber mixtures during manufacturing to improve flexibility and stop product cracking.