Dudu Osun Black Soap

Fairly and sustainably produced Dudu Osun® - the original black soap is a high-quality product from Nigeria, which has long been known in its home country as a source of natural beauty and well-being. This natural soap is still made according to the old traditional method and not only visually distinguishes itself from other soaps. Its composition includes various skin care components of natural origin, which have been used for centuries in beauty care in Africa. The palm oil obtained in the traditional way - by small regional farmers in Nigeria - is boiled with ash - with a modern technique according to the traditional method. The other ingredients are only added after the saponification process, and their quality is thus preserved. The characteristic color of the pressed natural soap is due to its ash content, obtained from cocoa plants and palm fruits. The high-quality, cold-pressed shea butter traditionally extracted from the kernels of the fruit of the shea tree, which is considered sacred, gives Dudu-Osun® its caring and lipid-replenishing properties. This soap is a versatile product that can be used for daily cleansing of the body, face and hair. The abundant white soap foam is even suitable for a face mask and for shaving. Suitable for all skin types, even problem skin.

As a whole body soap, lather the soap well with water and rub it into the skin or distribute it on the hair. For a mask, distribute the abundant white foam on the skin and let it dry briefly. Rinse with clean water. Black soap can also be used as a shaving soap. Apply the abundant white soap foam to the areas to be shaved, shave as usual and rinse off the remains with clean water Sodium Palm Kernelate, Potassium Palm Kernelate, Glycerin, Aqua, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Mel, Citrus Aurantifolia Juice, Citrus Limon Juice, Baphia Nitida Powder, Aloe Barbadensis leaf Palm kernel oil, potash, natural glycerin, water, shea butter, honey, lemon juice, lime juice, African sandalwood (camwood), aloe vera whole leaf extract * = from organic farming **= demeter