Akamuti African Black Soap Bar - Our African black soap bar has a very mild scent and a wonderful creamy lather, which leaves your skin moisturised and soft.

African Black Soap Bar 500g

£16.95

Our African black soap bar has a very mild scent and a wonderful creamy lather, which leaves your skin moisturised and soft. African Black Soap is one of the healthiest soaps for the skin due to the purity and simplicity of the ingredients.

It leaves the skin smooth and soft and makes a fantastic facial soap. Black soap is excellent for dry skin and problem skin. As a body soap, it is suitable for all skin types.

This beautiful, authentic African Black Soap is traditionally handcrafted and fairly traded with Women’s co operatives in Ghana, West Africa. It is made with 50% pure, organically grown shea butter and wildcrafted palm oil.

 

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African Black Soap 

Our African Black Soap has a very mild scent and a wonderful creamy lather, which leaves your skin feeling moisturised and soft. It is one of the healthiest soaps for the skin due to the purity and simplicity of the ingredients. It makes a fantastic facial soap, as well as being used as a natural shampoo for very dry hair. As a body soap, it is suitable for all skin types.Completely unique, this soap has no chemicals, preservatives, colour enhancers or fragrances added to the recipe. It is completely free from black dyes and charcoal.

Hand crafted in Ghana:  

African black soap is hand crafted by women’s co-operatives in Ghana. The women use techniques that have been used for thousands of years.  A unique soap, black soap is made with a potash lye. The potash is made from cocoa leaves or shells, as well as plantain leaves. This plant based lye gives black soap it’s characteristic chocolatey brown colouring. The high content of shea butter in black soap gives it a creamy quality that ideally suits dry, sensitive skin.

Ethical trading:  

Our black soap is sourced from a women’s project in Ghana. They produce environmentally friendly and socially responsible African products such as organic shea butter. The project enables thousands of Ghanaian women to supply an international market with their produce. Supporting such projects facilitate the protection of trees, ie. the shea parklands in the Western Savannah. It also preserves biodiversity and the natural habitats of hippopotamus living by the Black Volta River.

How to keep your soap at its best:

African Black Soap absorbs water easily, so keep your bar on a soap dish. This soap is softer than commercial soaps so it is easy to slice a piece from the main bar. As this is a pure product made with botanical ingredients, you may get the occasional grain of grit in it, so rub it into your hands first, rather than straight on the body.