This is the fourth soap from black African. I liked most of all. I use it like a foam mask 2p a week, applying to the "oiled" face. Cleans well, smell class. But more often 2-3 times a week I could not use it for sure. I do not know how about all black soaps they write that they are for eczema? They all give me a different degree of irritation, but it's less.

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Posted on Jun 24, 2017

A wonderful

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A sweet soap I used for grain Hallelujah and at the same time I reduced the pill that was on my forehead. It is a beautiful soap and I recommend buying it but its problem is that it dissolves quickly. I recommend cutting them and splitting them into small pieces and using pieces each time. Bought bought them after they were available again

iHerb Customer

Posted on Jul 23, 2016

Not a bad soap.

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Of all the "soap" here in Africa, it is the closest to the original, such as the traditional African soap "dudu osun". The formulation and composition are quite similar to real afr. Soap. Contains exfoliating particles, perfectly soaps, tightens pores. In the heat, or after the sport - the most that is necessary. PS. By the way, all sorts of "nubian heritage" in general did not stand side by side with real African soap.

iHerb Customer

Posted on Jan 10, 2014

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Interesting soap does not dry the skin, easy to smell - apparently without synthetic fragrances, soaps generally excellent, but I have something to compare. Liked. To order still not in a hurry - brown streaks on it. Flushed Away brainer, really.