oo i remember hose agoyin soap sha..wey dose togo dey sell..e get foam skatter...oooo am sure its very good for the skin..cures acne and rashes

I absolutely love this soap!!! I only started using it in January but I haven't had a breakout since! I use my shea butter mix to moisturise after, leaving my skin soft and hydrated!!

Does it also cure HIV??

All these traditional folks product can never have specialty.. "Its good for dry and oily"
"Its good for white and black"
"Its soothing"

Ode oshi!!!

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

u say wetin?

abeg pack wel joor!

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?

get a soap dish dat have no opening where air can enter from, make sure de dish is dry before putting de soap in it.

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

Does it smell as bad as your poo??

Otunbaworldwide: I can supply you real Africa black soap. Email- otunbaworldwide@gmail.com.

please I.need a toning black soap do u have it? Lynda_odoh@ ymail.com

nyere84: Op, pls can this soap make me GREEN in complexion?? Am tired of yellow or black complexion.

then bath regularly with green soap.

tashanja:

I hear it can be caused by too much twerking

TWERKING?? is it a type of dance?

But my Dudu Osun does not melt like that o. I use for about a month. Put it in a soap dish where all the excess water drains out into the other cover. So put the top cover below the perforated one. Hope you get it? I love Dudu Osun!

feminine A: Have been using black soap like forever. Love it so much. I use dudu osun too but I love the natural one yet to be mixed. Then I mix it with coconut oil and shea butter.

For the lady complainning of the melting nature of dudu osun, get a bowl and put the soap in so even if it melt you can still use the melted liquid to take your bath

yertyr:

then bath regularly with green soap.

mr skincare: @JallowBah I can authoritatively tell you that African black soap is available in Gambia.
I know that Oyinlewa Black Soap is sold in Gambia (check out the Nigerian stores and supermarkets).
If you need more help on how to locate black soap in Gambia, kindly contact me: witsoftng@gmail.com or leave a post on this thread.

Like I said; I discovered it in Gambia, but they do not sell it in my country. My country is in Scandinavia But there are plenty of naija-shops here, I just have forgot about it.

And..I highly doubt it changes the color of your skin. Should I not have become more dark when I was using it..?
Plus: Be proud of your dark skin, people. It is beautiful.

mr skincare: @ferhyntorlah if you need african black soap, kindly give me a call on: 08024130609 or email: witsoftng@gmail.com

Where are you now? I need some to sell in my home country. How are you going to send it? I am planning to pay by PayPal to be safe.from nigeria to congo DRC .please reply .

JallowBah:

Like I said; I discovered it in Gambia, but they do not sell it in my country. My country is in Scandinavia But there are plenty of naija-shops here, I just have forgot about it.

And..I highly doubt it changes the color of your skin. Should I not have become more dark when I was using it..?
Plus: Be proud of your dark skin, people. It is beautiful.

Your posts can be offensive sometimes, I wish I did not have to read them.

there's one they use in delta , it is locally made, I've forgetten the name they call it, but its very good too

@kenyattaMoore my location is Lagos, Nigeria.
I usually send through courier(NIPOST). The charges are reasonable and they have a tracking system in place. They will deliver to directly you.
Kindly send me an email or leave your email address on this thread.
Thank You.

@kenyattaMoore:


Your posts can be offensive sometimes, I wish I did not have to read them.

How?

Yoruba_Omoge: Wait, is black soap = dudu osun?

Cuz that dudu osun na real drydry osun.

Explains why Naija men skin dey dry like parched paper.

Ko sexy atol atol

black soap no b dudu osun,its all dis women in the market dat do mix it.if u discover it makes ur body too dry den explain to d person ur skin type and will help u mix anoda.

Is black sopa = Dudu osun?

Skin type is also very important. Different people have different skin types. So soap makere including makers of traditional african black soap have different types for different skin types.
Sometimes, the ingredients differ slightly to cater for different skin types.
This takes me to the next point.
We have different types of black soap.
However, the two popular categories are found in Nigeria (western part)
Then we have the black soap made in Ghana.

Authentic African Black Soap is still made today by the people of the Yoruban tribe located in Nigeria. It is believed that this tribe brought their herbal wisdom with them from their original Egyptian homeland. Secret black soap formulas are carefully guarded as they are passed down through generation. The soap is based on the ancient art of ash treatment finding a revival of interest today. As difficult as it is to obtain genuine African black soap it is no wonder so many imitations exist, even in Africa itself. In the US some companies add black dye to regular glycerin or triple milled soaps. These soaps do not possess the medicinal qualities of Authentic African Black Soap. Genuine African black soap is originally black although brown variations exist in neighboring countries and tribes. Even brown soaps with white specks can be found, but this is made using modern soap making methods combined with wood ash.

The first time I used a certain black soap...
You know the burning sensation you get when the barber applies spirit on your hairline after carving? But this time all over my body
Daaaaaaaamn...I no near am again

Ok, so the yorubas are from egypt(I thought you fell from the sky) and igbos from israel?

Na wa for una oo.

@kenyattaMoore:


Your posts can be offensive sometimes, I wish I did not have to read them.

Now, you understand what I was going on about a couple of days ago.

Whoever need the original African Black Soap in large quantity at home and abroad can contact me and I will supply. Email: otunbaworldwide@gmail.com

kandiikane:

Now, you understand what I was going on about a couple of days ago.

Pff, don`t even try. I am even asking why she mean I am offensive here, and unless someone explains me why, I can not see the problem.
Thats one of the problems with writing things on a forum; people translate the sentences different. What might seem offensive to one, another might not even notice.

JallowBah:

Pff, don`t even try. I am even asking why she mean I am offensive here, and unless someone explains me why, I can not see the problem.
Thats one of the problems with writing things on a forum; people translate the sentences different. What might seem offensive to one, another might not even notice.

Obviously, when someone is ignorant they won't see where they've gone wrong even if it slaps them right in the face.

kandiikane:

Obviously, when someone is ignorant they won't see where they've gone wrong even if it slaps them right in the face.

Instead of writing this, you could use your energy on explaining me exactly what I wrote that was offensive.

I think you should go back through all your posts from when and where I've been pointing out your ignorant comments.

kandiikane: I think you should go back through all your posts from when and where I've been pointing out your ignorant comments.

I was talking about this thread, and the writing I made, where someone else in here says I am offensive, and you seemed to agree.
If I misunderstood, and you do not agree; sorry, my bad.
I I understood correctly, and you also found something offensive there; enlighten me.