BLACK SOAP how to identify the REAL from the FAKE

[@GreenBeauty]

If you take a look at the ingredients list of a bar of soap your main concern should not be the oils used, it should be what base/lye was used. What makes Black Soap fake or real is based on what type of base/lye was used. Real African Black Soap made in Africa is not made with any type of synthetic (a.k.a man-made) base/lye, it's made with a completely organic base either from plant ash and/or potash. In the next video, I'll prove it to you by showing you how to make your own REAL Black Soap from scratch. Here's an example of an ingredient list of a popular fake black soap. The ingredients are listed and I added a short comment next to each so, you know what to look out for: African Black Soap Base --- The base used is not even given b/c it's most like fake African Shea Butter* --- Don't be distracted by the natural oils used, all soaps recipes need some form of oil. The base used is what we care about Oats Aloe Plantain Extract Vitamin E Essential Blend Oil Blend Vegetable Glycerin Palm Ash --- A very small amount of Plam Ash so as a base it's insignificant Rosemary Extract Iron Oxides --- Synthetic pigment to make it look like real black soap. This is what makes the soap super black which makes consumers think, "this must be black soap"

[@nikki16ize]

Green Beauty Channel ™ is "Okay Pure Naturals" African Black Soap, a good brand to use?

[@tolu1778]

Green Beauty Channel ™ the conditioners that should be watched off, I leave it in, is that a good thing?

[@nightangel3578]

Green Beauty Channel ™ you should pin this so everyone will see this as the very first comment. Just a suggestion.

[@natarecreations1990]

Teach sister!

[@sds420ss]

MissLeaStarBeauty I was just gonna say I use the Shea Moisture kind. It doesn't have any harsh ingredients listed in it. At least it doesn't say it does. I usually use the real raw african black soap. But I took a chance on the Shea Moisture because the ingredients listed were natural. Smh, they ain't no better than any of the other ones.😡 I do like their hair products though.

[@UnclassifiedDopeness]

Shea Moisture, We were rooting for you! WE WERE ALL ROOTING FOR YOU!

[@SharellJ]

UnclassifiedDopeness 😂😂😂😂

[@marlon-eric]

lmfao

[@user-xw4dx6vm4x]

KAMesque HAHA

[@MrsAllaysia]

KAMesque 😂😂😂💀

[@jaejohnson9922]

I can't believe you just made me read this lmaooo

[@NappyFu]

To everyone that is getting a reality check from this , don't panic! Lol. I say that cause some might have been using the dark smooth soap and been seeing differences in your skin or hair. if that's the case keep doing it, no point in switching and now what was improving your hair or skin is causing issues. This is a very informative video but she's not telling you to throw anything away. Just building your knowledge bank. Read the ingredients on your black soap. Always go by the ingredient list is something else I gain from this video. Cause based on GB findings black soap shouldn't have ingredients you can't pronounce. If it does then it's probably fake. Also If it matters to you, buying the fake will not support families back in Africa who make the real black soap and depends on the sales. It matters to me so the black soap I get is always the ones made back in Africa. GB (green beauty) if I'm wrong let us know hun. 🤗 💗💗💟💟🤗😍👏

[@misssabina235]

NappyFu TV I appreciate you

[@wittybutterfly1931]

NappyFu TV yeah the first and only African black soap I have ever used is Dudu Osun (I'm Nigerian) forever hehe love the ingredients and it works sooooo well!

[@dvn.pod.2023]

I love your channel NappyFu! Thanks for the info too!

[@Morphedintoiat43]

NappyFu TV I just came from one of your videos Lady!!! yay

[@BarbieKills001]

NappyFu TV my friend then you like your acne

[@naturalhairbalist945]

i bet you slayed powerpoints in school

[@JP0411]

I spotted a minor error but she slayed for sure.

[@relisbetrel]

Ikr 😆

[@edithabode]

LOVE LOVE that `` they 're also taking business away from our AFRICAN AUNTIES who... `` Thank you for sharing !

[@ulisesmartinez6432]

Akbbba 1 well those real sellers need to speak up more. its not the better product that always succeeds its the best marketed. i just now learned of this soup. goes to to show how well real black soaps been advertised

[@jadefo2433]

Ulises Martinez like theyd care, they look after their families what cab they do about big firms that have millions fans..

[@samlsd9711]

There is an indian owned company called "Alive" I have no other source to get it from but that brand, but I would love love my dollars go to our African families.

[@rometherealist3465]

shea moisture is owned by black people too lol

[@mcegypt20]

@@ulisesmartinez6432 I’m sure you can imagine that some people don’t have the resources or the platform to advertise their products

[@AyanaSioux]

I've been using real African black soap for 5 years and I won't go back. I knew from the get go the difference between the fake shit and the real stuff because I've learned that usually ugly products are the best, haha. My hair and skin love it. I don't feel like I'm squeaky clean with a film on me after washing with it like I do with all commercial soaps. It doesn't really have a nice smell, but I don't care. Ever since using it, I no longer have dry patches on my skin and eczema breakouts. Thanks for this wonderful video.

[@ms1src]

What has been the difference for your with using ABS over shampoo, ACV, clay, or co-wash?

[@AyanaSioux]

ms1src my hair doesn't get as dry and my scalp is cleaner. I used to have product build up from using strange shampoos and conditioners. It also doesn't strip my hair.

[@ms1src]

Ayana Sioux Art thank you

[@akeemakhaira5810]

Ayana Sioux Art What's the name of the brand you use?

[@tbsfreak]

Ayana Sioux Art if it works for eczema then i NEED to know, lol. What's the name of the brand of soap you use? And is it available online?

[@diancialauren1]

i find the real black soap to be cheaper than the fake. great video

[@GreenBeauty]

Yea funny huh? SMH

[@Lafilledlapluie]

It is!

[@savagequeen8995]

The fake was $25 and the real was $12

[@hiyorioh]

@@savagequeen8995 oop

[@womanofgod2948]

my Shea moisture black soap is fake.....😢😢😢😢

[@glamnp5456]

Woman Of God Girl yes! I like it tho just not for my hair!

[@AyanaSioux]

Haha, yeah it is. The only way to get the real stuff is to buy it from African distributors. I never buy the American stuff because it's bs.

[@yerlenjonson6124]

Woman Of God I'm right now wondering about the other products 😐

[@shirleymejia660]

Yerlen Jonson me too 😕

[@nightangel3578]

Woman Of God to be honest... what by Shea Moisture is actually "real" or "organic"?

[@DiandraSays]

Thanks for posting this. Here I was using the Shea Moisture one thinking I was doing something.

[@the_modern_alchemist]

Dees Delectables I've been using Dudu Osun black soap since forever - whenever your skin is crazy or you're getting acne, etc this will shut it down within a week tops. Either buy it on amazon or in your local beauty supply store x

[@themrs.8920]

we've been fooled,lol

[@towhatdegree]

Sameee. I'm so disappointed now

[@Write662]

Aww.. man. We've been duped! I brought a few bars too. I was wondering why my skin felt dry I figured I was allergic to it so I bought the shea butter bar which does okay. So now I have to purchase the real deal. Damn u shea moisture!

[@DiandraSays]

The Modern Alchemist Thanks, I'll check it out

[@MissMaiaa]

lmao WHO disliked this? Must not like to bathe...

[@goharderthanyesterday3935]

MissMaia.xo a racist most likely

[@MaameAdwoa_]

Nice informative video! Im ghanaian jus to mention that ghanaians produce the dark black soap too not just the tan coloured ones! As u said it depends on how its roasted x

[@remiolanipekun5628]

That's true. I went during the summer and mines is not as dark as the Nigerian one but it's not that tan one she had in the pic but I had different colors seeing how my mom is from Ghana and my dad is from Nigeria but they both still are good. Never used the fake one I'm glad

[@agyemangmary-kezia2946]

Lol yes some Ghanaians produce some of the dark one but the recipe is originally Nigerian... that's why is is called alata samina( Nigerian soap) alata means Nigeria The one produced with the original Ghanaian recipe is called Amonkye if you are from here i think you hv heard it before dats the difference

[@genxnationmusic1098]

Anyone who hasn't switched to black soap yet is missing out. It's the only soap I've used for years and I'd never go back. It's too sticky as a shampoo for my super-fine textured (Caucasian) hair, but for skin you can't beat it. Also, it cleared up every single skin issue my 90-year old grandma kept having, when none of the prescribed creams etc. were doing anything for her. Acne, eczema, wounds that won't heal, psoriasis, etc. Oh- and I love the natural, earthy smell. With a real sea sponge, there's nothing better.

[@yamamma9224]

What brand do you get?

[@tundra8781]

I get mine from a black owned business on etsy

[@cuteyalexia]

Hmm… interesting. I’m going to try to get some for my son’s eczema.

[@dyamondbolden5959]

I found this out the hard way when I used Shea Moisture’s “African Black” soap years ago. I hoped it would clear my eczema, but it made it way worse. I try to look at ingredients first. If I can’t pronounce it, it’s most likely not supposed to go IN or ON my body. Thank you so much for making this video!

[@paradiseawaits821]

Never knew this thanks I never would buy black soap because I was never sure about which brand to get, I always suspected that most on the market were not legit. Now because of your well educated video, I am an informed consumer and know what to buy Thanks again

[@kabiratu]

Sparkle 1914 i

[@dvn.pod.2023]

You can buy some in bulk from amazon for a decent price!

[@Sosski]

Sparkle 1914 go to your local Africa market they will have the real one. Or if you are in NYC go to Owa African Market in Brooklyn they get everything straight from Nigeria

[@pythomas29]

I’ve been using the clumpy type for YEARS!! My skin looks like I’m in early 20’s and I’m cresting 40! That and A TON OF WATER!! If I could only get what I put in my body under control, my life will COMPLETELY CHANGE!!! Work in progress! 😊

[@NappyFu]

I really appreciate this video!! Tfs.

[@jazzmindevine4189]

NappyFu TV I'm a huge fan ❤️🙌🏽 glad to see I'm watching something you watch ☺️

[@NappyFu]

Thank you Jazzmin. Means alot to me.

[@gugushabangu4097]

Sometimes i just scroll down to see NappyFu's comments :)

[@tolu1778]

NappyFu TV I leave in the conditioners that should be washed out. Is it bad?

Tolulope Akindele some conditioner just aren't meant to be left in. and look out for product build up because this can cause it. you can check this by looking at the color of your scalp and your hairs ability to soak up other products.

[@Evangelist.Elizabeth]

I have the light one which is from Ghana 🇬🇭 I love using it for my hair and my body

[@lilmizzije]

Where did you get it from and is it effective?

[@sweetlifeofethan363]

im from ghana too man and i use to bath with it

[@DawryMike]

MAMA AFRICA Well my mom gets it from family in Ghana but if you can find a ghana store its there.

[@yahelisrael6958]

KeepinitRealLiz I have a dark one from Ghana too I bought it here at a market

[@irrelevance3859]

KeepinitRealLiz Mine looks like the Nigerian on but its from Ghana, it cleans my face so well. I got it from a. Nearby Asian beauty supply store

[@jamaicancewtie5]

Lmao that subtle shade tho.. I caught it 😏😎

[@lovemyfamilyx4]

I use the Alaffia African black Soap, which is the real deal. I love it.

[@4thecultureco]

JnD Lewis how do you wash your body with it or your hair of it falls apart in your hands?

[@lovemyfamilyx4]

Rochelle Shantay I make liquid black soap. So much easier to use that way. Naptural85 has a tutorial on how to make it.

[@blackopal8611]

JnD Lewis I have used this too. (the liquid version) I s this one authentic and do the proceds go to black communities?)

[@anonw5849]

Diana Walker google would be your friend.

[@mickkyb]

Yes! i use it to shampoo my hair and the proceeds go to African communities.

[@Sockmonkey924]

Been a fan of black soap for years! I discovered it in high school and found that it helped with my break outs so much. So happy I found this video. I learned so much ❤

[@agyemangmary-kezia2946]

Girl you do your home work really well. You really know what you are talking about knowing the difference between black soap from Ghana and Nigeria is not something even us we known(I'm from Ghana) I live in an area where black soap is made n I just recently got to know the difference. In my community black soap is made from plantain or banana ashes mixed with red palm oil which is really good in vitamin E and is very good for hair n skin. The palm oil is sometimes replaced with palm kernel oil( I dont even know if you people know what it is) it's an oil from the palm seed not from the red part of the fruit but from the seed itself Palm kernel oil is known to Thicken hair it is really good for skin too I just want to add some more hope this is helpful.

[@DeltaChi16]

Thank you for the pearls of wisdom, the facts, the scientific details and reputable companies that support Black entrepreneurs. ✊🏿💜

[@pinkpoet14]

Random question: are you a chemist or something? Or have you learned all this on your own? Either way I love your super informative videos!

[@jenbroccoli861]

pinkpoet1412 Same thing I'm wondering, lol!

[@Zizzyyzz]

pinkpoet1412 She is. She states it in another video. :')

[@jadefo2433]

Nah oh thats so cool

[@Meh-uo3fb]

She is

[@dyanasbdoriginalchannel1492]

She stated she has a background in Statistics.

[@maryscheitler89]

thank you for this. I have a biracial daughter and another on the way. My man turned me on to African black soap because it cleared his skin. Now I know I haven't been buying the good stuff, and that's why the lumpy one he got when he went to visit family out of town works so much better. I'll be looking for the video on how to make it. I appreciate your efforts, thanks again.

[@moa6081]

Can you do a vid about fake shea butter

[@Jerusalem23]

A A Yessss please that is much needed

[@GreenBeauty]

Here a link to a video on Shea Butter - kzbin.info/www/bejne/imOQmqmCg7qbjas

[@TRACKtoU]

Love your information which I knew, but glad you are educating folk about The Soap! I been using Africa Black Soap and African Shea Butter for years and have a great complexion...I'm over 65 yrs old!!!Well done... Anyone can from African Shops, ebay, Amazon ... test a few, find what is best for you

[@ABBYCOOKS]

Very true i used Dudu osun but it didnt work out for me i went to an african shop and purchased the original black soap and my skin is marvelous!!! thanks!

[@macmacroosa]

i'm so glad I saw this!! I've been using Shea Moisture b/c it's supposed to be clearing my skin, but I'd much rather be using the real stuff and supporting the African women making it

[@daniellep4628]

I knew that Shea moisture soap was fake bc African black soap is not that black 😂

[@unchainyourbrain3312]

They were being really extra. Didnt have to make that soap that black.😏😆

[@kcp348]

African black soap is literally magic!!

[@nigerianhurr90]

I'm so glad I found this I had used black soap once at my moms house like one of those black bar soaps you had pictured and when I say my skin was so dry afterwards omg. I now know why. I have black soap shampoo and I love it. It must be the real thing because it actually cleans my hair really well while adding moisture

[@appleofgodseyetiff7186]

I love you sister Green beauty . You are a blessing to this generation.love from Uganda🇺🇬

[@ceciliethompson5908]

I grew up on this stuff lol it's great my grandmother makes it. I put it in a jar with water and essential oils for a few days and it turns into a liquid shampoo/body wash/face wash.

[@claudiavpastrana2965]

Hello I've recently started doing all my own stuff I started with toothpaste about 3 years ago and my studies on all natural products I can make my self has gotten us without a need to buy toothpaste , pain soothing cream , moisturizer,face wash and now shampoo I love it thank you for sharing :) definitely subscribing :)

[@DiscoveringNatural]

I always learn so much from your channel. Great information

[@LadyLynn22]

Thank You, got into Natural Black Soap in 2000. My skin has clears up since then. I use it fro my entire body ( face, hair and body).

[@kemisant1218]

Wasted 5 bucks on the shea moisture one. I could've gotten chicken nuggets or something instead with that money!!

[@blackbunny9427]

ikr i did the same 😒

[@Yaz662]

I got 5lbs of raw African soap for $20 on eBay. I cut it into squares and they lasts me Soo much!! It'll probably last me a year before I have to order again

[@juniorr2646]

🤣🤣🤣

[@montiian4126]

shea moistures do be working

[@tiearascott972]

Mann if you wouldve only known ...theirs is a waste and its commercial so i doubt its real this why I always do my research

[@pamelamcneil6864]

I've been using this soap for 13yrs and it is wonderful.

[@onjeinika]

There is an African store in my mall that sells real black soap. I have trouble keeping it from breaking down so maybe I should store it in the fridge. However it's good for hair and skin. I love it. I also use the fake black soaps on my face (not hair, they are horrid. I know because I tried). But on my face it has improved my skin over the past three years. However, having used them both I prefer the natural one. It is like butter.

[@msterri3298]

I've never tried this before I think I've missed out for decades on natural skin and hair products but now I know what to look for I will try it out, thanks for sharing I stumbled across this by accident but I now realise it was no mistake.

[@youniquechicboutique3493]

I'm so happy I'm using the real stuff...Okay products...the soap is soft and lumpy but burns my skin but it does work for my acne and hair

[@kellsgreenidge8885]

This video is the most realist, informative video I've seen on African Black Soap! Thank you for sharing! I don't ever buy those commercial ones in my country!

[@jessicapimentel1482]

2:03 "Brands throw in a lot of sh- strong toxic chemicals" lmfaooo

[@TheChibisaurus]

I've used both. the smooth stuff, depending on the company, will work moderately. but once I got the real back soap, my dark spots faded dramatically. I still use my strongly scented body wash, for the scent, but the black soap is used for the actual cleansing of my skin. my black soap feels like pudding btw.

[@gugushabangu4097]

Thank you! Can you do the science behind black tea rinse, coffee rince and DHT blockers? Also the science behind the historical grease that we used for years since everyone is on our necks to why it's so bad because it is a dope sealant (for me :) )

[@shaunabrown6226]

Gugu Mtshali .. I use it as a sealant too ..

[@breem7864]

I use Shea moisture Black soap and it works very good on my skin and clears it up

[@mianaomipost9885]

I absolutely love your channel! You're such a representation of our heritage-Smart and beautiful! Thanks for sharing this! "Big brand" (non-African ppl) make me so sick stealing our ingenuity and cashing in without a genuine love for our people! Thanks for all you share! 🤓👸🏾✨

[@HOUSEOFFEVI]

I love the way you talk about africa Makes me proud to be African

[@CourtneyA.]

I knew there was something not right about the Black soap I bought from Walmart. I eventually stopped using it because my face got very dry every time I used it and usually my skin is oily.

[@mbundudna617]

Walmart Haaaa funny.

[@afroditee31]

I love the natural smell of authentic African black soap. It smells clean. When I use it, I feel clean, too. I'm lucky that I live in an area with many African grocery stores so I get the soap straight from Nigeria easily.

[@ireneifereohia8525]

Wowwwww thanks so much for this wonderful video. I usually get mine from Nigeria. This video is really helpful. God bless you

[@SylenaAnelyesTopaz55]

Based on some comments read, I'm glad to know that Dudu Osun is authentic because that's what I've been using to completely clear my skin. At first I was skeptical because of the shape but when I cut it into pieces, I'd see tiny bits of grains like what you'd see in the original ones. It was also really easy to cut and it dissolves quickly in water. I will continue to use it for now but I will certainly like to use the original ones in the future!

[@shaunabrown8399]

This whole time I was using FAKE SOAP!! 🤦🏾‍♀️Smh ...

[@lacrossslounge5403]

LaShauna Brown-Willis bullshit

[@msoulja]

But Dudu Osun is hard like the fake one she mentions in the video

[@patriciapatton2531]

😰😰☹😰☹😰☹😰☹Me too...i am very disappointed with Shea moisture. On top of that. I have a lot of the black soap in bars and liquid. Smh

[@kyonaharris8239]

My friend last year at camp brought African Black soap and at first everyone thought that it was disgusting cause it kinda looked liked poop but after I tried using it, it really helped clear my skin. I've been using it ever since.

[@BT-502]

Great video. Im using Okay brand African Black Soap whick looks like the dark one u showed. The ingredients are few and contains natural products (that I can't remember) but so far it has been working well on my skin. This video was very informative. Thank you

[@LadyLynn22]

I Got into black soap In 2000. Been educating myself since .

[@iwannaapple7190]

Great explanation on soap molecules. Nice graphics and it doesn't just apply to African black soap. ALL real soap cleans this way. ALL soaps made without detergents and hardeners will dissolve naturally in water. It does NOT just apply to African black soap as what this video indirectly implies. Also, Lye is NOT a man made hardener. It is made from wood ashes which is used to mix with oils to make soap. ALL soap is made with lye or potash including the soap you buy at the store. Lye mixed with oil creates a natural byproduct called glycerin which is a natural moisturizer to your skin. Big soap companies take out this glycerin and replace it with detergents and chemical hardeners that utterly ruin your skin. They then take this glycerin and put it in the women beauty products and jack up the prices and at the same time cheapen the soap. That is why women pay so much for their beauty products. So, if you find a good soap maker like me, keep him. It doesn't just apply to African black soap. It took me a while to learn the ins and outs and to find a good combination of oils but in the 7 years I have been making and selling it I haven't had to buy shampoo or shaving cream and I very very rarely use deodorant. When people buy my soap I come right out and tell them "Five minutes after getting out of the shower, your going to rub your forehead and say Damn!". Anyway, lye based soap is not a bad thing. It is what they take out of the soap when it concerns manufacturing and it is the combination of oils that is used that determines good soap. Not to mention an overuse of badly measured lye so don't just resolve yourself to African black soap. I really admire their dedication though. They are using what is available to them and making something very useful.

[@casseawins]

I adore Africa Black Soap! It has taken my skin care routine from a 10 to 100. clear, even tone, smooth soft skin! Yes! Great video!

[@nightangel3578]

Hoooooooold on. I had to pause on that bit about the Roman Catholics. That is so damn disgusting. And there are tons of fraudulent black soaps out there (*cough* ain't no Shea Moisture products worth a damn *cough*). I've always purchased mine directly from an African vendor or a reputable Amazon source. You have to be so careful. Thank you for this video!

[@korinnetaylor953]

How can I find a reputable Amazon source?

[@leelee6850]

I'm so glad to know that I bought the good stuff! I have to admit though, that I tried a brand once on my son who has eczema and it helped to clear up his skin. But I will not buy it anymore bc I have to support our aunties in Africa!

[@omotolaa.3006]

What about Dudu Osun black soap?

[@Dzkhadouj]

Tola Amodu it's the best, it cleared my cystic acne. I bought mine from amazon.

[@DJ-mi5hq]

Well I use the shea moisture black soap and my face has been so clear no more acne I love it

[@GreenBeauty]

The Shea Moisture "black soap" is still soap, it's just not African Black Soap

[@adeotiblessing3270]

I'm Nigerian and I love black soaps and I think the only industrial black soap is called Dudu Osun, any other industrial black soap except Dudu Osun or the traditionally made black soap is fake.

[@hayabusahime]

I've wanted to use African Black Soap for the longest, but when I used the Shea Moisture shampoo I had an allergic reaction. Now I know it might not be the actual black soap that was the problem, but the additives Shea Moisture put in it. Now, I'm excited to try real black soap.

[@KudukUngol]

Real African black soap has particles that scratch my skin, so I switched to the fake, smooth stuff. The real soap also stains my washcloths really bad.

[@MacTheode]

In the last 3 years I have become a dread in respect to my Jamaican heritage. I have been looking for products like this and could use advise for my loctician who also sells organic natural products. So, thank you for the video.

[@EarthAngel504]

How many People when they 1st Saw black soap thought is was a old decomposing fruit cake someone must have saved from their childhood and trying to sell as a prank? lol

[@korinnetaylor953]

LOL

[@ronniemat8437]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 deary me... stop it! Nearly choked on my drink. Yeah. I was afraid to use it but when I did. My skin felt amazing and my hair was super clean. Decomposing fruit cake!! That nearly killed me... your funny 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😅😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Ebonyides]

I've known for years what commercial black soap look like, but I actually use Ambi fake soap only on my skin. It works wonderful.

[@SouthNyanza]

I use Dudu Osun African Black soap and it is awesome. I bought it off Amazon. I have no regrets. I skipped right through Shea Moisture...

[@39FORTYWATER]

Thank you for information on black soap. I could tell that the soap bar I purchase was not doing what I believed it should make my skin smooth or colorful. But most of all fresh. I search and found your video.

[@NaijaChristine]

So is Dudu Osun a fake Black soap? It looks like the fake ones you have shown, but is made from natural ingredients and made in Nigeria. Can someone enlighten me? Thank you. :)

[@higherliving25]

I was just thinking the same thing! I think Dudu Osun is authentic it shouldn't matter how the soap looks, but rather the ingredients.

[@NaijaChristine]

A T Right? :) But I think I will just get another Black soap. Tbh, I haven't noticed any difference with my skin using the Dudu Osun soap. It's rather harsh and stripping on my skin anyways. Besides, I have been watching this lovely lady for awhile, and she is very intelligent. I will take her advice. She knows what she is talking about. lol

[@teejayeemcneal2]

Sadé try black tar soap. It's really gentle

[@mizzpeach01]

I buy Dudu Osun by bulk I will have to read the ingredients tonight. I feel bamboozled!! Lolol

[@onyinyechijioke]

This is my opinion but I hope I'll be able to help. Dudu Osun is authentic African Black soap but it is just molded into a presentable shape obviously for commercial purposes compared to the ones bought from the villages (like the ones in the video). If you check Dudu Osun, it breaks as easily and dissolves quickly like the one in the video. Another thing I will like to add is most black soaps are stripping because they do a really job at cleaning your body and your hair. In saying that, I noticed recent batches of Dudu Osun are not as stripping as the batches I used when growing up (it cleans well but I'm not paper dry after I shower). I personally dissolve and add a some oil into my liquid batch if I find them too stripping. That works for me. Also, different things work for different people but using Original African black soap completely changed my life and cleaned out my recurring acne. I hope I was able to help someone. Cheers!

[@12mschristina]

Omgosh! I just bought some yesterday. The salesman said, "2 for $5", I'm like ookay. It smells great but I should've check it out first😔😔😔I definitely will be giving back that soap asap😊😊Thank you for the knowledge💙💙💙💙💙

[@aridaamissah]

I'm a Ghanaian and we call it ALATAS3MINA🙌😘

[@alicerp2008]

Maame Arida which translates to Nigerian soap. 😝 the irony

[@aridaamissah]

@alicerp2008 🙌🙌😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nythebest1]

ayye!

[@stacyserwaa9341]

Maame Arida ayeeeee ALATASAMINA

[@akasbaakop3md502]

yaaasssd

[@devynjanae8334]

Even though shea Moisture black soap is fake, and all these comments say negative things about it, I've used it for over a year now (mainly because it's cheap and I can find it in any store) and I used to have terrible acne, but since I started using it my face is always clear and smooth. I've never been able to find anything else that works as well as it does for me. I plan on continuing to use it but I do still want to try the real stuff.

[@africanqueen6554]

We tought them how to bath 😂

[@lionlepine2945]

and they thought you everything else

[@Theone-bm7gq]

@@lionlepine2945 nope they copied, thieves

[@lionlepine2945]

@@Theone-bm7gq you are writhing on a german computer. from where did the germans copy the computer exactly?

[@neneburgess5826]

HOW TO BATHE, COOK, CLEAN, HUNT AND GATHER, BASICALLY EVERY LIFE SKILL THEY NEEDED FOR SURVIVAL...

[@leahjones8638]

@@lionlepine2945 oh please hush! We taught y’all how to bathe and do everything else get over it !

[@shirguss]

I've been using Shea Moisture black soap for almost a year! Before that, I only used body wash to shower. I didn't notice any benefits, but I like the smell and thought I was doing something good for my skin so I put up with black all over the tub and considered buying black washcloths (I only buy white washcloths) I was in the beauty supply store yesterday and noticed a display of black soap that looked like the ones you showed as the real thing. I wondered why it looked so different and got confused. Now I know better... thank you for the information!

[@ooreogunnusi3431]

awesome video, does anyone use dudu osun? it's shaped like a 'normal bar of soap but it feels a bit rough

[@luisamiala93]

I do. Its shape as normal soap but the other characteristics are in the real side. Its rought, not so dark, and makes my skin even. I used the shea moisture one once, and I could tell its fake.

[@chrisnelson3936]

Oore Ogunnusi Dudu Spin in genuine black soap

[@chyname]

thanks for posting, i use organic black african soap and activated charcoal on my face for acne , i tried using like the shea mixture brand and you can tell the difference​, if you to make liquid black soap the fake soap turns into slim, but real black becomes a complete liquid

[@cosmicculturezgg9066]

This video just made me realize I got fake African black soap😭

[@stardustblue]

Ive been using Shea moistures African black soap and I've seen major improvement on my face (acne prone) but I'll definitely try the real soap.

[@nikki16ize]

For those of you who is worried about the authenticity of Dudu-Osun, I noticed that in one of the online website she mentioned (ishopnaturals.com) also sale that brand of black soap. just thought that I should mention that 😊😊😊

[@candyluna2929]

I wanna try the real stuff but the Shea moisture one is GREAT!

[@dympiece]

Shea moisture black soap works for me so 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@abenaky03]

Dymond B. Yea me too.

[@dcta51]

Yup so far so good.

[@bugfolk6323]

I agree with the comment of going with what works for ones' skin, though my experience with the manufactured bars was that it left my skin dry and itchy and the black dye left a mess to clean. I wasn't impressed. I recently picked up a bar of the natural soap and prefer the mild scent over the perfumed stuff. It's too soon yet to say how the natural bar works. What I may do is switch between it and another soap to reduce drying out my skin.

[@marycandice7107]

Where can I buy authentic African black soap?

[@GreenBeauty]

You can check at any local African Store in your area. Just search "African Store near me" on google to find one.

[@eje9966]

Can we just take a moment...her skin! ❤❤ This is great btw

[@marymikel9193]

Yahusha is coming back soon! Stay prepared my friend's.

[@JohnThomas-yf3gw]

You mean Yahshua!!

[@marymikel9193]

@@JohnThomas-yf3gw Don't worry that was three years ago. No longer Christian.

[@IndiaTalksss]

My skin is AMAZING. Because of black soap. You hear me!? I can attest to that! I love this soap 🙌🏾

[@GreenBeauty]

Yeah me too ... black soap is the truth 🙌🏾

[@swagskippinsquirrels]

If black soap has such a high oil content why does it dry out the skin?

[@BigHenFor]

swagskippinsquirrels All soaps work by breaking down dirt and oils so that they prefer water and wash away. Human skin and hair functions better with soaps that aren't too alkaline and that have plenty of conditioning agents like oils that haven't been converted into soap in the manufacturing process. So, the most gentle soap is superfatted, i.e. has a high level of fats like oils. Making soap at home is a hobby lots of people are into, and there are plenty of resources online that discuss the science. This video is correct in that native African soaps are made in a way that retains a large amount of unprocessed oils in them, and so are gentle on the skin.

[@chrisnelson3936]

kellieshanygne Because it is a natural exfoliating and removed the dead skin cells of the other skin layer, almost like a mild chemical peel but natural, use it every other day and you should always moisturize your skin this includes oily skin

[@childofgrace2087]

swagskippinsquirrels I have dry skin myself and I use REAL black soap and my skin feels clean but not swiped after use. After a should I immediately oil and butter down. How's your water intake? Also what typen of climate are you in?

[@The.Whoever]

I get mine from Butters N Bars. I actually get all my stuff from them. Shea butter, black soap, my glycerin aloe spritz, my facial toner & face soap. I can't wait to try her cotton candy scented shea butter & her scented oils. I have eczema & cant use anything with fragrance so the fact that she has so many scents of shea butter & oils with natural fragrance is SO exciting. BNB really is a one stop shop & she's always doing a 30% off sale.

[@greypolkadot]

I love you!!!!

[@GreenBeauty]

:-)

[@praisemala5264]

Green Beauty Channel ™ is dudu osun okay????

[@briannanicole6022]

I liked your video. it was very informational but I must say I have been using shea moistures African black soap and it DOES work very very well on my face, chest, shoulder, and back acne. I wanted to try both so ive been using this one for a week and the results are amazing. I did however, order real African soap online and I am waiting for it to arrive and I am super excited. if the shea moisture one isn't 100% raw like the real one but works amazingly then I can only imagine how great the OG stuff is lol. I loved your video though. very interesting especially seeing women make it (:

[@TheSophisticatedCharmer]

Yoruba culture 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@strinilogs]

Thanks for this video. so I am guessing the organic black soap is what we really should be washing our hair with... The creator really made everything natural for us to use so the best thing is to use it.

[@ievakavaliauskaite1596]

I love how she sayd: Brands throwing a lot of Ssh Strong chemicals 😁 u meant shit right?

[@suadSofy]

My friend was going to buy the shea moisture one but when I read that it has iron oxides, I told her about it. Turns I was right. However, I've found an Africana black soap that I'm considering to purchase. It is the purest one that I could find online. It only has four ingredients plantain skins, cocoa pods, palm kernel and shea butter.

[@user-ep4jo1ev3j]

I remember my mum washing my little sister with black soap when she was born. We are yoruba

[@brownsugarbayb]

I've been showering with Dr Woods Raw African Black Soap for months now and I really like it. It's in liquid form though. The owners take pride in its genuineness. I hope it really is. Can't tell since it's liquid soap.

[@kkch.6426]

That's why the shea Moisture never worked on my African skin CAUSE ITS FAKE

[@shaheed313]

Thank you so much for this video. I've been fortunate enough to only purchase the real black soap from vendors rather than large store brands.