
Wild yam root
A climbing vine native to North America. Its root extract is the star of this cream.
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Ingredients
Every JNS cream pairs plant extracts with a soft base of shea butter, aloe vera and coconut oil. No parabens, no artificial colors and no added fragrance.

A climbing vine native to North America. Its root extract is the star of this cream.

Angelica root, used in traditional Chinese herbal practice for centuries.

Small peppery berries from a Mediterranean shrub with a long herbal history.

Berries of a small fan palm from the southeastern United States.

A rich plant butter that softens and moisturizes skin.

Cooling gel that helps hydrate the skin surface.

A light oil that helps the cream glide on and absorb without a greasy feel.

Plant compounds from soybeans, widely used in skincare. The first ingredient on the label.

A meadow flower that is naturally rich in isoflavones.

A North American woodland herb with a long history in Native American herbalism.

A root prized in Asian herbal traditions.

Leaf extract with natural antioxidants that help protect skin.
| Wild Yam & Dong Quai Cream | Soy Isoflavones Cream | |
|---|---|---|
| Key plants | Wild yam, dong quai, chaste tree, saw palmetto | Soy isoflavones, red clover, black cohosh, ginseng, green tea |
| Contains soy | No | Yes |
| Base | Shea butter, aloe vera, coconut oil MCT | Shea butter, aloe vera, coconut oil MCT, glycerin |
| Per pump | ≈ 1.3 g cream, 34.4 mg wild yam extract | ≈ 1.3 g cream, 2.3 mg soy isoflavones |
| Scent | Light, from rosemary oil | Neutral, hint of orange oil |
| Also contains | MSM, vitamin B6 | MSM |
| Sizes | 3.4 & 5.1 fl oz | 3.4 & 5.1 fl oz |
Both creams went through a repeat insult patch test (HRIPT) — the standard test for skin irritation and allergy. A small patch of cream sits on the skin 9 times over 3 weeks, then again on fresh skin after a rest.
Result for each cream: No potential for skin irritation or allergic contact sensitization under the test conditions. Reviewed by a board-certified dermatologist.
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