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A complete DIY guide to African black soap base — what it is, why bars need a 4-week cure, why liquid soaps need preservation, and ten recipes across bar soaps and liquid soaps. All recipes use Baraka's black soap base sourced from the Konjeihi Women's Enterprise Centre in Ghana's Upper West Region.

The Joy of DIY Christmas Gifts: Soap, Skincare, and Cosmetics Crafting homemade Christmas gifts, especially those centered around soap, skincare, and cosmetics, offers a unique blend of creativity, practicality, and personal connection. The process of transforming raw ingredients into luxurious products is incredibly rewarding, as it allows you to customize each gift to the recipient's specific preferences and needs.

A Beginners Guide to Making Black Soap Bars Simple steps and background information to get you started making your own black soap beauty bars using black soap crumbs, water and essential oils. The Baraka Black Soap Crumbs are traditionally handmade African Black Soap using Shea Butter and Coconut Oil This short blog, which is designed to accompany the Black Soap Elixir Bars DIY Recipe Kit for making Essential Oil Infused Black Soap Bars

Black Soap Crumbs: A Versatile Ingredient for DIY Soap Projects Black soap, a traditional African cleansing product, has gained popularity worldwide due to its natural ingredients and numerous benefits. Its unique dark color and earthy scent are derived from the ash of plantain leaves, which is used in the soap-making process.

We are often asked, Why is African Black Soap called Black Soap?The most common answer is that it is because of the dark colour given from the ash of locally harvested plants and peels that are used to create natural sodium hydroxide, which breaks the molecules of the oils and butters apart and bonds with them to create a new compound called Soap!

How to use Baraka African black soap for face, body, and hair — step-by-step usage instructions, how much to use, frequency guidance, what to expect in the first two weeks, and when to adjust or stop.