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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 glow...

The Ultimate Guide to Detox Bath Salts: Unlocking the Power of Natural Relaxation Are you feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed? Do you struggle with sleep, energy, or skin issues? If so, you may benefit from incorporating detox bath salts into your self-care routine. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the benefits, ingredients, and uses of detox bath salts, helping you unlock the power of natural relaxation. What are Detox Bath Salts? Detox bath salts are a type of bath salt specifically designed to promote relaxation, rejuvenation, and detoxification. These salts typically contain a combination of natural ingredients, such as Epsom salt, sea salt, and essential oils, which work together to create a therapeutic bath experience. Benefits of Detox Bath Salts Relaxation and Stress Relief: Detox bath salts can help calm the mind and body, reducing stress and anxiety. Improved Sleep: Soaking in a detox bath can promote relaxation, leading to improved sleep quality and durat...

Vitamin C can make your skin look fabulous. It can be added to any of your skin formulations.  The antioxidant properties of vitamin C(ascorbic acid) and it's role in collagen synthesis make vitamin C a vital molecule for skin health.  Dietary and topical ascorbic acid have beneficial effects on skin cells. Experts recommend daily dose of vitamins (65-90mg per day) through healthy, balanced diet to help support immune system and overall health.  Now, let's look at vitamin C in skincare world, this powerful vitamin has been steadily climbing the beauty trend ladder and gaining popularity for it's ability to naturally improve skin tone, fights signs of aging and improve collagen production to save us from the sag.  How does vitamin C work? Vitamin c is a naturally occurring antioxidant located in the dermis and epidermis (different layers of the skin). This amazing molecule is crucial because it helps to protect us from UV photo damage, prevents loss of water from the ...