Shake gently before use. Separation occurs naturally. Use daily on hands and body for an exceptional washing experience.

I have never been a fan of sodium laurel sulfates or any of the derivatives of chemically produced soap. When in search for a direct source of Shea Butter, produced in west Africa, I found in so doing that black soap kept coming up. Once finding a reputable, fair trade company, they sent me a pound of black soap. They said that it was approximately 48% shea butter and the saponifier was that of a palm oil and plantain ash variety. I thought I’d give it try. Wow, not bad but a little gritty and definitely dirty. This soap, like shea butter is handmade by women’s cooperatives, usually in crude outdoor areas. In the earlier years I would find shea butter shells, twigs and rocks mixed inside. I would double sometimes triple strain the material to purify it.

The Sacred Soap is intended to cleanse without stripping the skin’s delicate balance as it leaves you refreshed.

Using both local and far harvested botanicals made into hydrosols, along with the right amount of essential oils, the Sacred Soap offers the perfect balance of cleanse and moisture.

I do not formulate for aroma, but for effect, however, as often happens we get many users addicted to the smell, many convinced it has ginger in it, which it does not.

It’s a thinner soap, as we do not use emulsifiers to bind it, I believe this is one of the purest soaps on the market and that uses NO lye!

Hydrosol Aqua Blend: Rosemary Verbenone Rosmarinus officinalis verbenone, Lemon Cypress Cupressus sempervirens and limonene, Geranium Pelargonium graveolens • Black Soap: Palm Kernel Elaeis guineensis Oil, Certified Fair Trade Shea Butter Butyrospermum parkii Fruit, Ash • Proprietary Blend of Essential Oils • Grape Vitis vinifera Alcohol • Food Grade Vegetable Glycerin, Spring Water Aqua