AFRICAN BLACK SOAP Bar

This African Black Soap has a natural, earthy scent and is soft and finely textured. It may be used to clean your hands, face, and body, as well as to lather up and use as a shampoo. It is beneficial for persons with damaged or sensitive skin because to its soothing natural ingredients.
Made by hand in Ghana.



Natural Black Soap for Healing

To maintain your skin clean and healthy, take a natural African method. This soft, naturally formed, softly textured African black soap has a natural, earthy scent. It may be used to clean your hands, face, and body, as well as to lather up and use as a shampoo. Because of its soothing natural ingredients, it is beneficial for persons who have damaged or serous skin.

Ingredients: Roasted Cocoa Pods, Plantain Skin, Ash, Palm Oil, Shea Butter, Water.

The average shelf life of a product is 24 months. Keep the natural black soap in a cool, dry location to extend its shelf life. After you've used your black soap in the shower, put it in an airtight container or zip-lock bag in a cool, dry area of the house. The color of the brown changes slightly from photo to photo, ranging from a darker to a lighter shade of brown.

There are no artificial ingredients.
It is beneficial in Acne, pimples, bumps, and a variety of other skin problems are all alleviated.
Deeply cleanses the skin, leaving it beautiful and healthy.
Black soap is used exclusively on babies by the same women who produce it, because its purity makes it soothing and non-drying for their delicate skin.
Africans have been using black soap for millennia. Africans have used black soap to help relieve acne, oily skin, clear blemishes and various other skin issues. For eczema and psoriasis, many Africans swear by black soap.

African women use black soap during and after pregnancy to avoid stretch marks and to protect their skin from the dryness that typically comes with pregnancy.

Hair shampoo can be made from black soap. The soap's Shea butter softens the hair while the vitamins strengthen it.