Made with 100% organic and natural ingredients, Dudu Osun also known as Ose Dudu, is one of the most effective soaps to treat problematic skin conditions. Dudu Osun African black soap has long been a staple in Nigeria and West Africa for hundreds of years. That is because this 100% organically crafted black soap entails many benefits including its ability to deeply clean skin, remove makeup, reduce oily skin and relieve skin conditions such as eczema, hives, ringworm, psoriasis and skin rashes. Ingredients that lends to the healing and therapeutic properties of this wonderful soap bar include unrefined shea butter, African wild honey, Camwood, Palm Kernel Oil, Cocoa Pod Ash, Glycerine, Palm Bunch Ash, Aloe Vera and Lime juice. Because of its high concentration of organic shea butter, Dudu Osun black soap can be used as a treatment for acne, blackheads, and skin blemishes and can also be used to help diminish the appearance of uneven skin tone, dark spots and marks. Wild African Honey lends Dudu Osun soap its ability to sooth and smooth skin. People with sensitive skin are to be cautioned with their use of this brand of Dudu Osun African black soap as it can prove drying to the skin. This black soap can provide a strong, potent lather and should be used in a moderate or filmsy manner, especially when used on face to lessen irritation.

USING DUDU OSUN BLACK SOAP ON HAIR

Unlike traditional soap bars, African black soaps such as Ghana's own Alata Samin or Nigeria's Dudu Osun, can be used from head to toe. When used on hair as a shampoo bar, Dudu Osun African black soap provides a rich and creamy lather that rivals many shampoos. Dudu Osun can be used to remove removes oil and product build up and help alleviate problematic scalp issues such as soreness, dandruff and flakiness without the unnecessary sodium and laureth sulfates found in many bath and shower products.

STORING DUDU OSUN BLACK SOAP AWAY FROM MOISTURE

Because traditional African black soaps have higher concentration of glycerine than most, it is imperative that they are stored away from water content and moisture. Glycerine is a natural substance used in popular bath and body products because it helps pull moisture from the air and into the skin. For that reason if black soap is left in an area with high water concentration, including a steamy bathroom, it will readily absorb the moisture from the air causing it to soften and shrink in size. To store Dudu Osun African black soap, simply place it on a dry soap dish or enclose it in a soap case, ziplock bag or saran wrap.