While African black soap is safe to use for all skin types, it is always advised to try a patch test whenever you are incorporating a new product into your skin care routine.

When you buy natural, unprocessed African black soap, it has a very rough texture. The natural texture is highly conducive to exfoliation, so if this is your goal, then you can proceed to use it as is. You can rub the bar of soap directly on your face gently. As the African black soap has such a naturally rough texture, you should not scrub too hard.

If you want to use this soap as a natural cleanser, you will want to smooth out the texture first. To smooth out the texture, pull off a small piece of the bar of soap and warm it up by rubbing it between your hands. If you prefer more of a liquid cleanser, you can dissolve the soap in water.

When treating rashes and razor burn, we recommend first rubbing the bar on a soft washcloth for a gentle cleansing experience.

After cleansing, follow up by applying your favorite moisturizer to your still-damp skin. This helps to lock in the African black soap's natural hydrating effects.

Take Your Beauty Routine to the Next Level with African Black Soap

Your skin care routine deserves a bit of magic from locally-made black soap. With artisanal African black soap such as The Bulan African soap, you can soothe and exfoliate your skin, body, hands, feet, and scalp with ease.

From its antibacterial and antifungal properties to treating skin conditions and reducing excess oil, African black soaps are the holy grail in the world of beauty.