mr
skincare:
Is black soap worth all the hype?
Is black soap causing magiic?
On our skin, absolutely yes.
I repeat. Absolutely YES
Black soap is worth all the hype and attention.

Ose Dudu, commonly called African Black Soap is ranked high on the
‘might cause magic’ list alongside Harry Potter and David Blaine for no
other reason than it kicks some major clean ass.
While the recipe varies, ABS is handmade from the ashes of cocoa pods,
shea tree bark and plaintain leaves and mixed with various soothing and
healing oils such as shea butter, palm oil and coconut oil, creating its
deliciously distinct aroma.  And don’t let it’s appearance fool
you — although dark brown and crumbly in texture, this African-born skin
miracle will become a staple in your cleansing routine.

It’s benefits are awesome and severely underrated, so we’re shouting
them from the rooftops.  Here’s why ABS is so amazing:

It’s suitable for all skin types.  Whether you’re skin is a dry
gulch or an oil-monger (or somewhere perfectly in between), black soap
is well advised. If you’re on the oily side of the coin, regular use
will help remove additional oils from the skin thus preventing the
formation of pimples

It’s a super cleanser.  Well of course, it’s soap, duh.  But
wait — there’s more.  The charcoal in ABS can help absorb body
odors and bacteria, while its formula is gentle enough for makeup
removal.

It’s soothing + healing.  This double whammy is perhaps the most
notable.  If you suffer with rashes or skin conditions such as
eczema and psoriasis, the ashes in black soap helps reduce irritation
and can even be used by people with sensitive skin.  While ABS
cannot remove acne, since that is caused by the release of excessive
oils within the skin rather than dirt buildup, it can reduce the
appearance of acne scars.

It’s a fountain of youth.  Awaiting applause….  Yes, ABS may
help you turn back the hands of time.  This gentle exfoliant may
help reduce the appearance of fine lines and skin discolorations that
indicate the early signs of aging skin.
And because i love you, I encourage you to use black soap.

Are you trying African Black Soap for the first time?  Already a
fan?  Let us know what miracles you’re finding.
I'm waiting....

mr skincare: Is black soap worth all the hype?
Is black soap causing magiic?
On our skin, absolutely yes.
I repeat. Absolutely YES
Black soap is worth all the hype and attention.

Ose Dudu, commonly called African Black Soap is ranked high on the ‘might cause magic’ list alongside Harry Potter and David Blaine for no other reason than it kicks some major clean ass.
While the recipe varies, ABS is handmade from the ashes of cocoa pods, shea tree bark and plaintain leaves and mixed with various soothing and healing oils such as shea butter, palm oil and coconut oil, creating its deliciously distinct aroma.  And don’t let it’s appearance fool you — although dark brown and crumbly in texture, this African-born skin miracle will become a staple in your cleansing routine.

It’s benefits are awesome and severely underrated, so we’re shouting them from the rooftops.  Here’s why ABS is so amazing:

It’s suitable for all skin types.  Whether you’re skin is a dry gulch or an oil-monger (or somewhere perfectly in between), black soap is well advised. If you’re on the oily side of the coin, regular use will help remove additional oils from the skin thus preventing the formation of pimples

It’s a super cleanser.  Well of course, it’s soap, duh.  But wait — there’s more.  The charcoal in ABS can help absorb body odors and bacteria, while its formula is gentle enough for makeup removal.

It’s soothing + healing.  This double whammy is perhaps the most notable.  If you suffer with rashes or skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis, the ashes in black soap helps reduce irritation and can even be used by people with sensitive skin.  While ABS cannot remove acne, since that is caused by the release of excessive oils within the skin rather than dirt buildup, it can reduce the appearance of acne scars.

It’s a fountain of youth.  Awaiting applause….  Yes, ABS may help you turn back the hands of time.  This gentle exfoliant may help reduce the appearance of fine lines and skin discolorations that indicate the early signs of aging skin.
And because i love you, I encourage you to use black soap.

Are you trying African Black Soap for the first time?  Already a fan?  Let us know what miracles you’re finding.
I'm waiting....

ovalrose: @ Poster,i can confirm these things you said. I use Dudu Osun,and i cherish the effect on my skin. But the problem is that it does not last. It melts easily. Do you hav any tips for making my soap last longer?

mr skincare: Is black soap worth all the hype?
Is black soap causing magiic?
On our skin, absolutely yes.
I repeat. Absolutely YES
Black soap is worth all the hype and attention.

Ose Dudu, commonly called African Black Soap is ranked high on the ‘might cause magic’ list alongside Harry Potter and David Blaine for no other reason than it kicks some major clean ass.
While the recipe varies, ABS is handmade from the ashes of cocoa pods, shea tree bark and plaintain leaves and mixed with various soothing and healing oils such as shea butter, palm oil and coconut oil, creating its deliciously distinct aroma.  And don’t let it’s appearance fool you — although dark brown and crumbly in texture, this African-born skin miracle will become a staple in your cleansing routine.

It’s benefits are awesome and severely underrated, so we’re shouting them from the rooftops.  Here’s why ABS is so amazing:

It’s suitable for all skin types.  Whether you’re skin is a dry gulch or an oil-monger (or somewhere perfectly in between), black soap is well advised. If you’re on the oily side of the coin, regular use will help remove additional oils from the skin thus preventing the formation of pimples

It’s a super cleanser.  Well of course, it’s soap, duh.  But wait — there’s more.  The charcoal in ABS can help absorb body odors and bacteria, while its formula is gentle enough for makeup removal.

It’s soothing + healing.  This double whammy is perhaps the most notable.  If you suffer with rashes or skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis, the ashes in black soap helps reduce irritation and can even be used by people with sensitive skin.  While ABS cannot remove acne, since that is caused by the release of excessive oils within the skin rather than dirt buildup, it can reduce the appearance of acne scars.

It’s a fountain of youth.  Awaiting applause….  Yes, ABS may help you turn back the hands of time.  This gentle exfoliant may help reduce the appearance of fine lines and skin discolorations that indicate the early signs of aging skin.
And because i love you, I encourage you to use black soap.

Are you trying African Black Soap for the first time?  Already a fan?  Let us know what miracles you’re finding.
I'm waiting....

kamdyjenny: Black wetin?? I take God beg u I fit nt try dat...d smell alone chases me away

Stegomiah: what of white soap

erickajay: I have a different story sha, dudu osun gives me rashes and my body itches any time I use it so I stop.

mysticgal: the black soap works like magic,buuh all this people quoting the op's piece is making reading stressfull.

Yoruba_Omoge: That soap dried out my skin. Like literally.

I had to switch to dove.

No thanks. Unless the manufacturers can add a moisturising agent to it's ingredients, I no do.

I like my soft, supple skin.