Description AFRICAN BLACK SOAP AWO's authentic Raw African Black soap is handmade traditionally in Ghana using quality and 100% plant based natural ingredients. African Black Soap, also called Anago soap, has been used in traditional African skincare for centuries to cleanse and treat various skin complaints. African Black soap can be used to cleanse your face, body and hair, and is said to be beneficial for wrinkles, blemishes, acne, eczema, dark spots, rashes & dandruff, as well as a vast range of other benefits. Benefits & Uses African Black Soap Benefits: Among many, some of the most notable benefits of African Black Soap are; 100% natural vegetable origin Handmade in Ghana Suitable for all skin types & ages Naturally fragrance free Multi-use: Face, Body, Hair Natural cleanser and exfoliator Works to remove dead skin cells & prevent pore blockage Helps soften & rejuvinate the skin African Black Soap Uses: Traditionally, African Black Soap has been used to assist with the following complaints: Fine lines Oily skin Rashes & Skin Irritations Acne & Blemishes Dark spots Eczema & Psoriasis Dandruff Itchy and dry scalp Razor bumps Body odour Ring worm Ingredients & Details Ingredients: Potassium shea butterate (Butyrospermum Parkii Butter), Potassium cocoate (Cocoa nucifera Oil), Potassium palm kernelate (Elaesis guineensis kernel oil), Plant ash Colour: Light brown to dark brown Weight: Approx. 150g Country of Origin: Ghana Country of Manufacture: Ghana Please Note: Each bar of soap is hand cut, so the exact weight and shape will vary from piece to piece. Our African Black Soap is also traditionally handmade in Ghana, and each batch may vary in colour, texture, and density. How To Use Me How to use African Black Soap: Wet your skin, and the bar of soap with water. Create a lather with the soap using your hands or a loofah / washcloth. With the lathered soap from your hands / washcloth, gently wash your skin for 1-2 minutes, avoiding your eyes - do not rub the bar of soap directly onto your skin as this may cause irritation. You can also use this same method to wash your hair / scalp. Rinse off with warm water and finish with your favourite moisturizer or body oil. How to store African Black Soap: African Black Soap is very soft and absorbs water easily, therefore it may quickly dissolve if not stored properly after each use. The best way to ensure longevity of your soap is to keep it dry between uses - best stored on a wooden slatted soap dish, or similar soap dish with adequate drainage. You can also cut / break smaller chunks off the bar to use, rather than wetting the whole bar of soap. Keep the chunk of soap stored in the same way as above until fully used, and the remaining block can be stored in a zip-lock bag or airtight container in a cool dry place until ready to use.