PraNaturals 100% Organic Raw African Black Soap 200g, Ethically Sourced and Handcrafted in Ghana, For All Skin Types, Detoxifying and Anti-Ageing All Pure Natural, Vegan, Unprocessed

Great product very good cleaning and gentle on skin one of the best black soaps out there

Well, let me tell you ... I have tried different organic products, but this is AMAZING. I use it for body, face AND hair. Incredible product - african black soap made in Ghana. I'm a 55 years old bulgarian white woman and my skin is glowing after only a week using this soap. My hair is silky and lively. Thank you for this jem. Definitely will buy again.

I've never felt so clean! However, it's a little rough and hard to use. Unsure if I'm even using it correctly. However, the soaps incredible. Often, i use with a African wash net & you're a whole nother level of clean. Fastly became a staple in my bathroom favourites.

Clean your skin well

When new it looks like a poo shaped like a bar of soap sat on the side of your bath. Once it has been used a bit, and has softened and rounded off, it looks exactly like a big old poo! It's OK as soap goes. Lathers up OK, cleans OK, didn't dry out my skin as other soaps tend to do. No particular smell to it; certainly not poo anyway! It lasted me a month so, if you want to spend £160 a year on soap, go for it. Just be prepared for your gran to come out your bathroom with a funny look on her face.

The has made my skin feel lovely and not abrasive.

This stuff is amazing it has taken away my redness on my face and has stopped my scalp going dry it's really that good 👍

As a long-time enthusiast of natural skincare products, I was excited to try black African soap, renowned for its rich history and numerous skin benefits. However, my experience turned out to be quite the opposite. From the very first use, I noticed an uncomfortable itching sensation that worsened as time passed. Despite following all recommended guidelines for use, the soap left my skin feeling irritated and raw. The itching was soon accompanied by visible scratch and marks on my body, which was both alarming and disappointing. I would advise anyone considering black African soap to proceed with caution, especially if you have sensitive skin. Conduct a patch test before full use, and be prepared to discontinue immediately if any adverse reactions occur. While many people may enjoy the soap’s benefits, my personal experience was a stark reminder that natural doesn’t always mean irritation-free. Overall, my foray into using black African soap was a regrettable one, leaving my skin in a worse condition than before. Always listen to your body and prioritize its health and comfort over popular trends.