Virgin Black Cumin Oil, also known as black seed oil, is cold-pressed extracted from the seeds of the Nigella sativa plant. This virgin oil is 100% pure with a dark amber to black color and a characteristic herbaceous aroma. Black cumin oil is widely used in nutraceutical formulations and throughout the nutritional supplement industry. It is a highly sought-after and reputable oil for its believed health benefits and personal care applications.
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Experience the natural power of sea moss with our unflavored gel in a 16 ounce size. Sea Moss, commonly referred to as Irish Moss in the Caribbean is one of the most powerful superfoods in the Ocean. Apart from its powerful anti-inflammatory effects, this red algae is packed with Protein, Fiber, Selenium, Iodine, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium, Phosphorus, and Zinc. Order Now!! -
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Black Soap can be used for the Face, Body and Hair
Benefits of Black African Soap:
Traditional African Black Soap is Centuries Old
Black African Soap Has Numerous Benefits and is Not Scented.
Africans have used Black Soap For Centuries to help with these Skin Problems:
* Relieves Acne (using Raw Shea Butter helps with this process)
* Oily Skin,
* Clears Blemishes and Various other Skin Issues.
* Many swear by it for Skin Irritations and Conditions such as Eczema and Psoriasis.
* African Black soap has also been used to Achieve Quality Beautiful Skin.
* Africans have also used this Natural Soap for Bathing and Washing their Hair.
* It's excellent for Removing Make-Up
* Black Soap will leave your Skin Silky Soft and Clear.
* Black Soap is used to Rid the Skin of Rashes, Ring Worm, Measles, and Body Odors.
* It is also used as a Natural Shampoo to Avoid Dry Itchy Scalp.
* Black African Soap is Rich is Vitamins A & E and Iron
The Benefits of African Black Soap
African traditional black soap is one of the most beneficial yet unheard of soaps you will ever find. Made from dried plantain skins, palm leaves, cocoa pod powder, and kernel oil for an all-natural cleansing process. Plantains skins are largely what make this soap so effective. Plantain is a fruit that grows in Africa & South America that looks similar to a banana, except it is much larger and tastes altogether different. You can find plantains at many ethnic or international grocery stores. It is a natural source of vitamins A & E and iron. When black soap is made, the skin of the plantain is gingerly dried to a precise texture under the sun. Afterwards it is roasted in a clay oven. The heat must be constant in order to achieve the perfect brownish black color, texture & smell. Afterwards, cocoa pod powder is added. Cocoa pod is the shell of the cocoa fruit and also has natural healing properties.
The next process is very precise because if it is not done properly, with the correct ingredients, there will be no soap. The roasted plantain skin is mixed with palm oil and palm kernel oil to form the soap. The roasted plantains determine the color of the soap. The longer the plantains are roasted, the darker the soap.
African black soap is soft with an organic shape. It has a delicate texture and a natural, earthy smell. It is not oily, and can be used for hands, face, body and hair. It is most commonly found in Ghana, however other countries have their versions of black soap as well. Other words for black soap are Alata Samina, Anago Samina which comes from the Twi language in northern Ghana.
The benefits of black soap:
- Helps deep clean skin.
- Works on most skin types including rough and dry or sensitive skin
- Helps clear skin bumps and spots
- Helps relieve acne, oily skin & other skin problems.
- Great for removing makeup
- Works against premature facial lines and wrinkles
- Can be lathered and used as a shampoo.
Ingredients are : Traditional Black Soap contains mainly water, cocoa pod ashes, plantain skins ashes, and palm oil, cooked together .
Using African Black Soap:
Break off a bar-size piece from the bulk, then press it to shape with your hands, or use it as is. Rub the bar between your hands (or on a washcloth would also work), then rub your soapy hands on your skin and hair. (If you rub the bar on your hair, it will get hair stuck to the bar.) Black soap absorbs water easily, so keep it from sitting in water or it will dissolve away. The soap holders covered with little vertical fingers work well.
Because this soap is softer than commercial soap, it comes off the bar more easily, so less rubbing of the bar is needed to release enough soap. When you start another bar, just push the old soap sliver onto the new piece and the two will easily unite; leaving no waste.
Storing your African Black Soap:
Pure traditional African black soap is a soft milled soap and has very high natural glycerin content. As a result, it readily absorbs moisture from the air. It must be stored in a dry location or in a sealed plastic bag or it will become soft as it absorbs moisture. Black soap exposed to the air will have a thin white colored film. This film is not mold it is caused by absorption of water from the air. This can be avoided by keeping the soap in a dry location away from moisture until ready for use. -
Sweet almond oil is obtained from the dried kernel of the almond tree. Our refined almond oil is a clear light yellow liquid with a bland aroma. It is considered a lightweight oil which is known to be rich in vitamin A, E, and B as well as Oleic (C18:1) and Linoleic (C18:2) essential fatty acids. -
Virgin Organic Argan Oil, commonly referred to as Moroccan oil given it's origin, is cold pressed extracted from the nuts of the argan tree (Argania spinosa), resulting in an oil with a pale yellow color and nutty flavor. Virgin organic argan oil has a powerful characteristic odor, especially when compared to our deodorized variety. We recommend researching both options before ordering if you are unfamiliar with the natural, virgin aroma; in order to determine which is the right choice for your application. Both varieties are widely used throughout the cosmetic and personal care industries in the formulation of hair and skin beauty products.
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Peppermint essential oil has been found to eliminate harmful bacteria, relieve muscle spasms and flatulence, disinfect and soothe inflamed skin, and to release muscle tension when used in a massage -
Aloe Vera Liquid and Powder are used for many purposes ranging from personal care to industrial. Aloe Vera is a perennial plant with strong and fibrous roots, fleshy leaves with spike like edges. It’s native to East and South Africa, where there are reports of plants growing up to 60 feet, but it was introduced to the Caribbean and other tropical regions. Aloe Barbadensis Miller, the scientific name for the Aloe Vera plant, is the most common species of Aloe Vera and comes in two major species/colors; green and blue Aloe Vera. Blue Aloe Vera grows within three (3) years, while green Aloe Vera grows within five (5) years. -
Avocado Oil, having the botanical name Persea gratissima, is expeller pressed from the flesh of the fruit of the avocado tree. An avocado fruit, commonly referred to as an avocado pear or alligator pear, is unique in that it contains a single seed. Once the oil is pressed from the fruit, it goes through a refining process to result in a bland material in terms of aroma and flavor profile. The appearance of refined avocado oil can vary depending on the raw material from light yellow to a green to brown color. Avocado oil has been increasing in popularity and has become quite the versatile ingredient with applications ranging from food and beverage manufacturing, to cooking, and personal care and cosmetic formulations due to its beneficial impact known for the skin and hair. It is naturally rich in vitamin E and Oleic Acid (C18:1), an essential fatty acid.
