African Black Soap Extra Large Block

How to use

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
**What You’ll Need:**
– African Black Soap
– Warm Water
– Soft Washcloth or Exfoliating Glove
– Moisturizer (optional, but recommended)

#### Step 2: Prep Your Skin
– **Wet Your Skin**: Start by rinsing your face or body with warm water to open up the pores.
– **Get Ready to Lather**: Cut a small piece of African black soap if you’re using a large bar. A little goes a long way!

#### Step 3: Lather Up
– **Rub the Soap**: Wet the small piece of African black soap and rub it between your hands to create a rich lather.
– **Apply the Lather**: Gently apply the lather to your skin using circular motions. If you’re washing your face, avoid getting the soap into your eyes.

#### Step 4: Exfoliate (Optional but Beneficial)
– **Use a Washcloth or Glove**: For an extra exfoliating boost, use a soft washcloth or exfoliating glove to gently scrub your skin. This helps to remove dead skin cells and promotes a smoother texture.

#### Step 5: Rinse Thoroughly
– **Warm Water Rinse**: Rinse off the soap with warm water, making sure to remove all the lather from your skin.

#### Step 6: Moisturize
– **Lock in Hydration**: Pat your skin dry with a soft towel and apply a moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated and soft. African black soap can be drying, so moisturizing is key.

#### Tips for Best Results
– **Frequency**: Use African black soap 2-3 times a week if you have dry or sensitive skin. For oily or acne-prone skin, daily use may be beneficial.
– **Spot Testing**: If you’re new to African black soap, do a patch test on a small area of your skin to ensure you don’t have any adverse reactions.
– **Storage**: Store your African black soap in a cool, dry place to prolong its shelf life. Keeping it dry between uses will prevent it from dissolving quickly.

Enjoy the natural, pure benefits of African black soap and reveal healthier, glowing skin with each wash!