Our African BLK Soap

Our African BLK Soap

Doesn’t it seem like there is a new skincare product popping up every week? There is a bit of comfort, however, when that product embraces beauty traditions that go back generations.

Today, we are talking about African Black Soap, a skincare staple that you will most likely find in African households across the globe. But what makes African Black Soap so special, you might be wondering? It's more than just a cleansing agent; it's a piece of history. Handcrafted through traditional methods passed down through centuries, this soap embodies a narrative of community, tradition, and wellness.

Crafted from local ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, palm kernel oil, cocoa pod ash, and various local herbs, its formulation is a testament to nature's bounty. 

Click here to watch how Raw African Black Soap is made.

One of the most remarkable aspects of African Black Soap is its versatility. It's not just about cleansing; it's a holistic skincare solution. This soap is known for its ability to deeply cleanse, soothe troubled skin, even out skin tone, calm razor bumps, and address various skin conditions. Its natural, gentle exfoliation properties leave the skin feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, revealing a natural radiance.

There are some people however, who find that African Black Soap, as amazing as it is, is too cleansing for their skin type. We wanted everyone to experience the goodness of African culture Black Soap so we crafted our own hybrid version that integrates skin loving ingredients such as:

Raw Honey, Colloidal Oats, Shea Butter, Kokum Butter, Avocado Oil, Castor Oil and much more!

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By integrating these extra elements, the skin benefits from heightened fatty acids and humectants, enhancing the ability to attract moisture and maintain proper hydration.

Check out the video that we made about our special African BLK Soap here. 

 

Shop our African BLK Soap here. 

 

 

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