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Welcome to Super Power Soap. If you enjoyed learning how to make soap with this video, let me know with a Like and Subscribe. Or just send good vibes in the comments below. I'm new to TH-cam and had fun filming this and hope you enjoy watching it. Got questions or wanna celebrate your soap making successes? Leave a comment below and I will point you in the right direction or send you a virtual high-five!
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African Black Soap is a general term used to describe an array of soaps made and sold in West Africa. In Ghana (my family’s home country), I’ve seen and used many different versions of African Black Soap.
In today’s African Black Soap making tutorial recipe, I’m using a basic soap recipe as my base and adding in a lovely powdered mixture of ashes and charcoal to produce a bar of soap with a rich lather that cleanses skin and absorbs oils. Enjoy the video and leave your comments below about your experience with African Black Soap.

[@natashagold7877]

Thank you for sharing.

[@monabahaa7637]

Thanks very useful for me

[@tiffanygrimsely14]

No plantains leaves or Potash?

[@FlexySexyLexy]

Chemically, Coco pod ash and plantain ash is potassium hydroxide. So may i know why you still used that lye solution? Thanks

[@yasminalon]

thank you so much! i was wonder if the crock put is on high or low when you cuck the soup?