How African Black Soap Is Locally Made From Ashes 

Wow The process is quite stressful I will appreciate black soap more

Kudos to Alima ❤ She is a great school in black soap making

This is made all over Africa depending on the abundance of local ingredients even in Morocco Olives is used which gives it a gel like consistency

2:35 this water can be used to make a soup called “miyan toka” in hausa. Very delicious

Wow! Thank you for this!

This is great🙏🏼 Can I get her location so as to patronize her?

Thank you for releasing such a wonderful video. Do you have any idea what is the ratio of lye water to the palm kernel oil? Thank you.

What is the ratio of wood ash (potash) to oil?

Family I'm in Zambia what other oil can I use to make Africa black soap accept palm kernel oil

Tous mes respects

Where was this video filmed

Do anyone know how I maybe able to purchase this soap? I would love to give it away at our upcoming family reunion.

I have used it on my very sensetive skin...Allh made my skin smooth.it's a good soap and everyone should use it.

Wow awesome 👌 👍

How can I purchase her soap? I don’t see a link:))

Hello TMA pls can you give me the contact of this woman

Man I could NEVER

Pls where should i locate u

The ingredients first is supposed to be listed before you start lecturing

I will like to know how to measure

How do I get her number please

What's the name of this town?

For all that work done... you'd think they would put more thought into the presentation of the soap. Mold it into a shape?

2:35 this water can be used to make a soup called “miyan toka” in hausa. Very delicious