Black Soap, The natural solution for soft, silky skin:

Here is a new collection that brings together a list of natural products with which it is possible to take care of the whole body, from head to toe. Some of these products are less known than others by the general public, this is an opportunity to discover them and take advantage of their beneficial properties.

In France, recently, with the arrival of beldi soap commonly called "black soap", there is some confusion in people's minds about black soap. Indeed, there is, until now, a black soap intended for household maintenance. This one is known to be composed of potash and olive oil. It is commercially available either in paste or liquid form. It is used by diluting it in water.

The other black soap (Beldi) which recently appeared in France is intended this time for the maintenance of the body. Unfortunately, few people know of its existence. They wonder if this is a new use for household black soap! Of course, they are not the same soap, even though they both have the same name and have a similar composition.

This book highlights different themes on black soap including:

• Summary
• Introduction
• The Ordinary Soap

- His history

- Its manufacture

- Its effects on the skin

• The Nnoir Soap

- Origin and history of black soap

- The essential ingredients of black soap

1) Types of oils.

2) The olive.

3) The essential active ingredients of olive oil.

4) Potash.

- Manufacture of black soap.

- Composition and properties of black soap.

- Multiple actions of black soap.

- The exfoliation process

- Soap with two beneficial ingredients

- Essential exfoliation utensils

* The Kessa glove

* Loufah vegetable sponge

- Production and marketing of black soap

- Real characteristics of black soap

- Products associated with black soap

- What you need to know about the skin

- Prevention against certain skin nuisances