African or Ghana black soap for natural skin Whitening, Repair, Glowing and Acne treatment.

African black soap, known as ose dudu in Yoruba language is a kind of soap originating in West Africa. It is most popular in Ghana (called Ghana soap or Ose Ajase) and among the Yorubas in Nigeria. Black soap is made from the ash of plants such as cocoa pods, plantain peels, shea tree bark and palm tree leaves. The collected plant matter will be dried under the sun and then roasted under a low heat until it all turn to ashes. The best of the soaps should be dark brown and not black. The black soap will then be added on heat to coconut oil, palm oil and shea butter and turned well to form a paste which will be molded into shapes and left to cure for two weeks before use.
Various kinds of herbs, whitening/lightening powders, oils serum etc  can be added to black soap for various uses, depending on skin type/tone. It is easy to mix with herbs and spices for all skin types. Black soap is the most natural soap for babies. Black soap can be used in various skin recipes, ranging from glowing, moisturising, skin repair to whitening.Below are the most effective black soap recipes that have no side effects and work well to smooth, moisturise and whiten the skin.


Skin repair black soap
1kg black soap
50g turmeric powder
30g cinnamon powder
25g licorice powder
30g shea butter
30ml sweet almond oil
30ml sesame oil
30ml carrot oil
5ml vitamin E oil
30ml glycerine
60ml raw honey
100ml lime juiceBrown soap balls
Fragrance (optional)


Direction

Pour lime juice into the black soap and leave for 1hour to texturise the soap. Pound the soap inside a mortar. Gradually, add other ingredients and pound well.
This soap will remove any blemish on the skin and repair a bleached or damaged skin cells.


Skin whitening black soap1 wrap black soap
30g turmeric
60ml honey
30g coconut oil
30g goat milk or any powdered milk
30g orange peel powder
30g oats powder
30g sandalwood powder
100ml lemon juice
50ml lime juice
50g giga white powder
25g kojic dipalmitate
7days whitening serumAny of it more the aforementioned soaps whose photos appear above can be added to this recipe. 
Follow the method in repair soap.



This soap will exfoliate and lighten your skin leaving no trace of blemish.Skin glow black soap
1kg black soap
50g turmeric powder
30g carrot powder
30g rice powder
50g oat powder
30g sandalwood powder
30g camwood powder
30ml sweet almond oil
120ml honey
50ml lemon juice
50ml glycerine
Follow the method in the above recipe.
This soap exfoliates, polish and make the skin glow and shine.


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Comments

  1. Reana PK19 October 2022 at 22:24

    Mixing a couple of the brands products including one teaspoon of their “Instant Glow Mask”, a little yogurt or rose water, a few drops of Conatural’s “Radiance Oil”, mix these into a thick paste and apply all over your face- avoiding your eyes; leave the mask on for 15-20 minutes and you’ll have that natural dewy skin in no time! Try using this mask a couple times a month to keep your skin feeling supple and soft.
    co natural

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