Nubian Heritage Soap Bar, African Black, 5 Ounce

I’ve been using this soap for years. It really keeps my skin clear and feeling soft. It smells really nice too.

I've been using Nubian Heritage-African Black Soap for almost 6 months straight.I have acne-prone skin. When I first started using it, it did make my skin feel dry but soon afterwards, my skin got used to it and it no longer feels dry after I use this soap.This gives a great deep clean to your skin. This works particularly great with an electric cleanser brush. I use a cotton ball with toner right afterwards and there is literally no dirt on it when I use it with the face brush. It has a nice pleasant smell. It's good to use in the shower and it suds up very well. This has helped fade my acne scars and my skin is also less oily. The breakouts that I do have (thanks to those stupid pms hormones [>:(]are smaller and go away pretty quickly.WARNING: MAKE SURE TO KEEP AWAY FROM WATER AFTER YOU ARE FINISHED USING THE PRODUCT because the water will make it smaller faster.I would definitely recommend this to individuals of all races that want a quality organic face cleanser without the crazy price tag.UPDATE: 11/1/13The frequency with which I use this product has decreased because my skin started to get too oily. it started to strip my skin so I've started using the tea tree oil face wash by the body shop which I really enjoy. I have also started to moisturize my skin with grapeseed oil and my skin isn't oily anymore. I still like to use this soap about once a week instead of everyday to have that deep clean.this is usually on days that i'm about to use a face mask or if i only washed my face once the day before due to falling asleep before i could wash my face at night. I also like to use it as a body wash to help prevent body breakouts.

It's the best soap for your skin issues and give a rich lather after finishing you will feel refresh

I wanted to try different brands of black soap. Granted this isn't exactly 'black soap', i still wanted to try and see if the American made black soaps were any good. Well, they're okay. They work great as a regular soap, but they are nowhere near the black soaps made in Africa. I didn't see my skin get any better or worse, I didn't get more or less acne. I have tried this on my face, body, and hair. I wouldn't recommend this for hair, it strips away moisture and makes it frizzy. For the face, if you don't have any major acne issues, it's great. It clears away makeup and dirt, and leaves it feeling clean, and not too tight. For the body, it lathers great, (it lathers grey, interesting to see). This soap also has large exfoliating piece which is a plus. It doesn't dry out the body as much as the lemongrass soap does, but is also not as squeaky clean. This soap smells like liquorish candy, which is pleasant, it's not sickly sweet, just a light scent. I like how this soap is 100% natural and organic, so it's great for sensitive skin as well.

Light soft scent that is pleasing and gender neutral. Exfoliating bumps of natural ingredients which adds a great scrub without scratching. All natural and does not dry out my skin but doesn't make it oily either. A new favorite! I would use it on my face with conviction.

African black soap has become a staple in my skincare routine, and I can’t imagine going without it! I use it on both my face and body, and it leaves my skin feeling deeply clean, and MOISTURIZED. I love that it’s made with natural ingredients, so there’s no need to splurge on overpriced products—this does the job perfectl

LOVE THIS BRAND AND SMELL OF SOAP. GREAT PRODUCT

Is a charcoal soap not a black african soap