African Black Soap Coconut and Papaya (Liquid)

African Black Soap is familiar to many people of African descent for its skin care benefits. It has been known to soothe skin irritations and diseases from simple rashes to contact dermatitis and psoriasis, as well as fading skin discolorations and evening out skin tone. People have used black soap for centuries for bathing and for reducing body odor, and as a shampoo for hair, not only to cleanse, but also to alleviate scalp itchiness and irritation. It was used to relieve oily skin and certain skin conditions, such as acne and eczema. Women used black soap for skin care during and after pregnancy to keep from getting dry skin, stretch marks and other skin conditions caused by hormonal changes. The soap was also used on babies because of its purity and it was gentle on sensitive skin. Papayas are rich in vitamins E and C along with an enzyme that can help to exfoliate your skin naturally. It also has the ability to help reduce age spots and decompose the free radicals that is causing your face to age along with rejuvenating your skin. The enzymes in papaya fruit also can help to heal your irritated skin from sunburn. While coconut oil helps in removing the dead skin cells that you cannot remove with regular washing. With its antimicrobial properties and moisturizing abilities, coconut oil for skin is perfect to clean your face and body. It’ll kill any bacteria (goodbye, pimples!) while hydrating skin to keep it looking and feeling vibrant.

Use: Pour onto a washcloth, apply to hair & all over the body. Lather & rinse. Naturally good as a body wash, facial cleanser, shampoo & more.

Ingredients:- African Black Soap, Deionized Water, Cocoa Pod, Raw Butyrospermum Parki (Shea Butter), Papaya Extract, Vanilla Extract, Almond Oil, Coconut Oil, Vegetable Glycerin , Alantoin (Cell Regeneration, Hydration) , Tocopherol (Vitamin E) , Palm Kernel, Ceteareth 20 (Emulsifying Wax) , Olea Europea (Olive Oil) , Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Grapefruits Seed Extract & Natural Fragrances.