African Herbal Black Soap 300g and 500g

African Black Soap has its ability to gently cleanse while helping with various skin issues. It’s known to

• Deeply cleanse pores
• Soothe irritation and help reduce acne
• Improve skin tone and texture
• Exfoliate naturally, removing dead skin cells
• Moisturise and balance skin without stripping natural oils

Yes, African Black Soap is generally safe for all skin types, including sensitive, oily, and dry skin. However, its exfoliating properties may be intense for very sensitive skin. A patch test is recommended.

To use African Black Soap:

• Wet your skin with warm water.
• Lather the soap in your hands or a washcloth, applying it to your skin in circular motions.
• Avoid direct contact with eyes.
• Rinse thoroughly and moisturise afterward.

Yes, African Black Soap can be used daily for most skin types. However, it can be drying for some, so if you experience dryness, try using it every other day and follow up with a moisturiser or natural oil.

Yes, African Black Soap is known to help with acne due to its antibacterial properties. The natural ingredients, particularly ash and shea butter, can aid in reducing hyperpigmentation and dark spots with consistent use.

African Black Soap can be used as a gentle shampoo alternative for natural and textured hair. It cleanses the scalp, removes build-up, and may help with scalp issues like dandruff. However, it’s essential to condition afterward, as it can be drying.

Store African Black Soap in a cool, dry place, preferably keep the lid tight after use to keep it from dissolving in water. This will prolong its life and keep it from becoming too soft.

Due to its natural, handmade process, African Black Soap has a softer, crumbly texture compared to commercial soaps. The texture may vary based on ingredients and processing methods.

African Black Soap does not bleach or lighten the skin. However, it may even out skin tone by fading dark spots and scars, leading to a brighter, more balanced complexion over time.

Yes, African Black Soap is generally safe for children. Its gentle, natural ingredients make it suitable for all ages, though it’s best to do a patch test, especially for children with sensitive skin.

The tingling or slight burning sensation can occur because African Black Soap has natural exfoliating properties. If you have sensitive or broken skin, it might feel intense. Try diluting it with water or following up with a moisturiser to minimise discomfort.

If your skin reacts with irritation or increased sensitivity, stop using it and try moisturising with a gentle, fragrance-free product. You may also want to dilute the soap, use it less frequently, or consult a dermatologist.

Many users find African Black Soap helpful for soothing eczema and psoriasis due to its moisturising oils and anti-inflammatory properties. However, it’s essential to do a patch test, as skin reactions vary.

African Black Soap doesn’t spoil, but it can dry out or lose potency over time if not stored properly. To maintain its freshness, keep it in an airtight container or wrap it in plastic and store it in a cool, dry place.