Black Soap (African)

Product Description

Our African Black Soap is the perfect solution for your problem skin.  Enriched with Cocoa Pod, Plantain Skin and Tea Tree Oil, this soap is specially formulated to treat your skin imperfections and breakouts without leaving your body feeling irritated and dried out.  Made with all natural ingredients, this is the premier African Black Soap.

Enriched with Cocoa Pod, Plantain Skin and Tea Tree Oil

*(Due to the deep cleansing that this black soap provides, we recommend that you only use this bar 2-3 times a week)

African Black Soap

Have you ever heard of African Black Soap?  It is a soap with origins hailing from Africa in countries like Ghana. The soap’s signature is its black hue, and some recipes which may contain natural ingredients such as palm ash, cocoa pods, shea butter, tamarind extract, plantain, and palm leaves.

African Black soap’s growing popularity is not only due to its earthly ingredients, but its practical health benefits. It is famous for its soothing of eczema, razor bumps, blemishes, and dark spots. It can be used on your body or hair. It can also be used to relieve skin rashes, dry skin, body odors, or scalp irritation. Depending on the way it’s made, African Black Soap can be packed with Iron, Vitamin A & E, UV protection.

 The EE 411:

This natural soap bar contains NO Parabens, Sulfates, Phthalates, Petroleum, or Artificial Coloring!   It is Vegan, Gluten-Free, Cruelty-Free and contains USDA Organic Certified ingredients.

Why are Cocoa Pods (Beans) are cool for your skin?
– Heals wounds and clears bacteria from the skin
– Protect the skin from UV damage like roughness and redness
– Enhances elasticity and hydration

How is Plantain Skin Super?
– Soothes bug bits and stings
– Heals scrapes and cuts
– Relieves eczema and sunburn
– Reduces chances of scarring

Why is Tea Tree Oil omnipotent in skin care?
– Helps prevent infections
– Adds a protective covering to the skin
– Acts as a strong antibacterial that stunts fungus growth

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