Harper's Naturals, LLC
African Black Soap
African Black Soap
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We are super excited to offer 5.5 oz bar of soap versus the 4 oz bars we were previously offering. Our 4 oz soaps will be in stock only while supplies last. The 5.5 ounces will give you longer lasting soap, still at a great low price.
The Raw African Black Soap is filled with benefits such as helping to fade skin discoloration and dark spots. It gently cleanses helping those with eczema and acne. it's ideal for people with rosacea, rashes, dryness and other skin conditions. African black soap contains plantain extract, which has antibacterial properties that may help treat acne breakouts.
5.5 oz Soap Bar
African Black Soap Ingredients: Sun Dried Palm Leaves, Cocoa Pods, Shea and Plantain Ashes, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, and Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil
Ingredients
Ingredients
Nutritional info
Nutritional info
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