About the Product

Q: What is Vanash?
A: Vanash is the groundbreaking solution to dry, chafed or ashy skin, for both men and women.

Q: How can you make the claim that Vanash’s effectiveness is comparable to petroleum jelly’s? I thought it was the grease in petroleum jelly that made it so effective.
A: When we formulated Vanash, like you we thought it couldn’t possibly be as effective as petroleum jelly. But when we tested it, we were amazed (and pleased, of course) to find it was truly comparable. What’s more, it’s twice as effective as many popular moisturizing products (which our attorneys don ’t want us to name here).

Q: What kind of ingredients are in Vanash?
A: Every ingredient in Vanash is designated by the FDA as “GRAS.” Those letters stand for Generally Recognized As Safe.

Q: Are there any precautions when using Vanash?
A: The usual common sense caveats: Vanash is for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a doctor. Store at room temperature, 59-86°F (15-30°C).

Q: How do I apply Vanash?
A: That’s easy: Apply a small amount directly to affected areas and rub in well. A thin layer is all you need. We’ve seen people goop it on. That’s a mistake. In fact, if you put enough on that it feels greasy, you’ve used way too much. It should feel delightfully silky. View video on How to apply Vanash

Q: Vanash obviously costs more per ounce than ordinary petroleum jelly. Why should I pay more for your product?
A: Three reasons: First, though you can compare Vanash to petroleum jelly in terms of moisture retention, you can’t compare the feel. Let’s face it, most people hate spreading petroleum jelly on their skin because it feels so greasy. It’s awfully unpleasant, especially under your clothes. And it leaves greasy marks on everything. Vanash feels silky, which is a wonderful feeling. Second, unlike petroleum jelly, a little Vanash goes a long way, so you’re not going to be using up one tube after another quickly. Third, you’re not going to be paying for dry cleaning your greasy garments or buying new ones.