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Benefits

There is scientific proof that pollutants and chemical overload on the environment, results in an ever-increasing number of ailments and allergies. Many of these present as skin sensitivities and allergies.

For centuries Black Soap has been used by Africans to combat dry skin and scalp; soothe Psoriasis; ease eczyma and moisturise and nourish skin in the harsh African environment.

Black soap, having a very gentle cleansing property, is excelent in treating oily skin types without the harshe side-effects of chemical cleansing. It's also widely used by women during pregnancy to retain the natural suppleness of the skin.

Today, with people turning to natural alternatives, African Black Soap could again find favour over it's commercially produced, chemically laden, alternatives.

Business name: Out of Africa
Contact person: Peter Els
Cell No: +27 83 304 2007
e-Mail: peter@internetmarketingza.com
Skype: peter.els3

Postal address:
10 Moorshead Str
Gonubie
East London
5257

Testimonials

From Nadia:

“I have been using black soap for a week now, and it has cleared my eczema up. Since 2004 I have had this dry patch on my wrist that has been militant, defiant and unresponsive to anything. I started using the ABS on my face and my body, not only has it cleared up but it also is fading the mark too. I can't even total up the money spent on cortisones, lotions and trips to my derm. I wish I knew about black soap in 2004

So for those who suffer from eczema you may want to try this soap if you have not already.”

From Stef:
"Soap is fantastic! I've only used it for 1 day & eczema on my hands have healed nicely! Itch gone completely! "

From Lisa:
"That soap is awesome! ! ! Kyle loves it too... we’ll def. Get more, and Kavita wants to try a bar too when the next shipment come in"

From Mike:
"Amazing ABS! Smells good, builds up a phenomenal lather and is great as a shampoo

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