Black African Soap

Black African Soap, the soap that has it all and it is all natural.                

   Black African soap should put an end to your search if you are searching for a soap that has it all.  Black African soap is 100% natural made.  You will not find any harsh or harmful chemicals in black African made soap.         

   Black African soap naturally comes from Africa.  They have been making and using black African soap for many centuries.  The recipe for making their soap has been passed on from generation to generation and kept rather secretively.  Mainly to prevent it from being commercially manufactured.  Black African soap is a handmade soap and made from plantain skins and coco pods.   Coco pod is the shell from the coco fruit   Plantain looks just like a banana, but is much larger.  It does not taste anything like a banana and you have to cook it to eat it.  The plantain skins are dried in the direct hot sun.  After they are dried, they are placed in a clay oven.  The amount of time in the clay oven determines the color, texture, and odor.  The longer drying the darker the soap.  Black African soap is really not black, it is more of a brown color.  Its texture is soft and has an earth like odor.  There are no fragrances added.  The final step is mixing the plantain skins with palm oil and palm kernel oil.  The correct mixing is very critical for making black African soap.

   If you have a skin condition, then black African soap is probably something you might want to consider trying.  It is very beneficial for various skin conditions such as acne, oily skin, rashes, and blemishes to name a few.  You can make liquid black African soap by cutting some in small pieces and putting them in a container and just add water.  You could even add a fragrance to the liquid form if desired.  The liquid form makes a premium mild shampoo.  Individuals with allergies should have no fear of using black African soap as the ingredients are all natural. Purchasing black African soap almost has to be done via the internet.   

  So if you have been searching for a superior soap, you might want to try a bar of black African soap.