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Look at the lid of one of our jars and you will see it: "Miracle Cream." The product page calls it Healing Cream. So which is it, and where did the nickname come from?
Our product page tells it in one sentence: "Ya Mon's Healing Cream has sometimes been called a miracle cream for how well it works on burns, cold sores, eczema, bug bites, and scars."
Notice the wording: "sometimes been called." It is a nickname that stuck, and we liked it enough to put it on the label and on our homepage, where the slide reads "Miracle Cream: for stretch marks, scars, burns and itch relief."
We want to be straightforward. "Miracle cream" is a name, not a medical promise. We do not have clinical studies, and we do not guarantee a particular result. Everyone's skin is different.
What we can tell you is how we describe the cream and what it is made of.
"Use it to reduce scars and stretch marks, relieve itching, reduce inflammation, and heal your skin."
The page also calls the blend "not only fantastic for scars, but it's very nourishing for the skin," and says: "The fast-acting itch relief is amazing and worth its weight in gold. Try it, you'll love it."
Our FAQ adds a useful bit of perspective on scars: "the beauty of the miracle cream comes when you use it during the healing process."
No mystery ingredients. The page lists "a base of Onion Extract with a blend of natural oils, honey and carefully selected Essential Oils." It also says: "One of the main ingredients is onion extract that we extract ourselves from whole white onions," and invites you to "use the natural healing power of onions."
It is listed as "100% All Natural."
In Our Story, our founder writes that he started Ya Mon Soaks hoping to work together with his wife "to create all Natural Bath Products that we were already enjoying ourselves." We are based in Ogden, Utah, and the story page says, "We pride ourselves in making all of our products fresh when you order and deliver as soon as possible."
From the How to Use tab:
Three sizes: 1/8oz ($9.99), 1/4oz ($16.99) and 1/2oz ($27.99). The page currently lists a production time of 1-3 days, and shipping is calculated at checkout.
Call it Healing Cream or Miracle Cream. Either way, it is the same jar.
The product page says it "has sometimes been called a miracle cream for how well it works on burns, cold sores, eczema, bug bites, and scars."
Yes. Same product; the lid says Miracle Cream.
No. "Miracle cream" is a nickname, not a medical promise, and results vary.
A base of onion extract with natural oils, honey and carefully selected essential oils.
This post describes Healing Cream the way Ya Mon Soaks presents it on the product page. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for care from a healthcare provider.