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Review: Nubian Heritage African Black Soap

Hello, all! Happy new year to everyone!! I came on to give my review on the second out of the three soaps I received from Nubian Heritage---the African Black Soap.



Price: $4.99 on NH website and at the Vitamin Shoppe (5 oz size)

Specs: This soap claims to be acne-fighting,  detoxifying and healing. Also, it was designed for people with  combination, oily, sensitive, and problem skin , however it has been said that people with ALL skin types can use this as well :) but, back to the specs. Like I mentioned on my review on the Shea Butter soap, on the container is a brief history about how Nubian Heritage got its start and the ayurvedic properties about the key ingredients--which for this product line is shea butter, oats, aloe, palm ash, plaintain peel, tamarind extract and vitamin E.
  • Palm Ash, Tamarind & Plantain Peel--soothing properties ; minimizes the appearance of superficial skin imperfections
  • Oats--brightens and evens skin tone
  • Vitamin E--maintains healthy skin, protection from harmful UV rays
  • Shea Butter---treats dry skin, lightens dark spots and discolorations, hydrating
  • Aloe--balances skin pH, softens skin


Ingredients: 100% Vegetable Soap: African Black Soap Base, Coconut Oil* and/or Palm Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter)*, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Meal, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Plantain Extract, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Vegetable Glycerin, Mineral Pigment or Vegetable Color, Natural Fragrance and/or Essential Oil

Pros

  • nice amount of lather!
  • VERY moisturizing on my skin!!
  • Healing for my skin---especially since it's wintertime!
  • clears up my acne fairly quick!
Cons

  • NONE WHATSOEVER!!!
Would I repurchase?: Absolutely! It's one of the best soaps I've used on my face [along with the Shea Butter soap and Dove]. I actually purchased the Shea Moisture version of the soap and will repurchase the NH version to see which one I like better for my skin, so stay tuned for that review.   overall, I recommend this product!!


Thanks for reading and remember as always: Stay Beautiful!!
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