African Black Liquid Soap

I purchased a bottle of african black liquid soap from www.sheanmore.com about a year ago and l love it! Plus, it has all natural ingredients and it's inexpensive. My hair and skin are soft after using it and combined with raw shea butter, my acne is basically gone! I highly recommend it!! The following is a description about african black liquid soap from www.sheanmore.com:

Overview
Fights acne!! Face, hair or body, Excellent lather!!
Description

Ooh la la! Lather up in this all-natural creamy soap for baby-soft smooth skin. Enriched with pure honey which provides skin with a protective moisture blanket. Also enriched with shea butter to make skin supple and healthy, and Osun (camwood) extract to heal scars and stretch marks. The makers of 'RA' have also added aloe vera and lime juice to provide your skin with that cool refreshing feeling that we all crave. Made in Nigeria. Take the natural road to cleansing today! You'll love the results.

**Can be used as a body wash or lathered as a shampoo.

Suggested Uses: Showering & Bathing - Remember, a small amount of this liquid black soap goes a long way! Squeeze the liquid black soap onto a natural sponge (prefered for GREAT lather) or cloth, then Lather the way you would any other liquid soap.

Great for Sensitive, Normal, and Oily Skin

For your face: Lather up with liquid black soap the way you would any other soap, and you may use your hands or your favorite natural sponge to clean your face. You can wash your face once or twice a day and also moisturize your face with our natural shea butters. Your skin will do back flips!

For your hair: That's right! Before there was shampoo, there was liquid black soap. For centuries, Africans and other Nationalities educated to the powers of this natural phenomenon have been washing their hair with this amazing soap. Don't take it from us. Try it yourself! When you are done, use a great conditioning oil like jojoba, shea or coconut oil to retain moisture, feed your hair, & keep it healthy.

African Black soaps are called "Alata" in Ghana, and "Dudu Osun" in Nigeria. Black soaps are an important part of African purification rituals, and ceremonial rites of passage. These wonderful soaps are ancient products that are still used daily, and highly treasured in African households, and to date, are used in conjunction with Shea butter. These soaps are extremely difficult to make, and for African women the process involves long hours of intense labor.

They are used effectively for removing body odors, rashes, acne, ringworm, miscellaneous skin ailments, to thoroughly cleanse and even skin tones, and to help remove and prevent blemishes on the skin. The production and importing of black soaps are a strong economic base for women in Africa. The authentic, original recipes vary from region to region, and remain highly guarded against outside communities.

Healing Qualities: Liquid Black soap tremendously aids in preventing and healing acne, deep skin cleansing, preventing premature wrinkles, ridding the scalp of dandruff, eliminating bumps and spots on the skin while improving texture, and adding moisture and brilliance. Liquid black soaps also balance oily skin, assist with healing eczema, while aiding in prevention of premature wrinkling, and is also commonly used to remove fungus from body areas. These wonderful soaps are also excellent for washing both natural and chemically treated hair, as it leaves it well conditioned, and sensually soft.

Liquid Black Soap ingredients include: Pure Honey, Shea Butter, Osun (Camwood), Cocoa Pod Powder, Plaintain Peel Powder, Palm Kernel Oil, Coconut Oil, Water, Lime Juice and Aloe Vera.