SheaMoisture African Black Soap With Shea Butter is a bar soap skin care cleanser specially formulated to cleanse, moisturize, and soothe dry skin. African Black body soap and cleanser for dry skin is made from palm and plantain peel ash and contains a combination of various oils that have been used in Africa for centuries to balance oily skin. SheaMoisture blends Fair Trade Shea Butter, and other naturally derived ingredients that may vary in color and consistency, so each body bar soap and moisturizing bar soap is unique. Perfect for troubled skin, this sensitive skin bar soap, gentle skin cleanser and soap for sensitive skin helps soothe your dry skin. All SheaMoisture bath products and bath and body skin care products, including this beauty bar soap, are sustainably produced and cruelty-free skin care. SheaMoisture men's bar soap and body soap for women is carefully formulated with no parabens, no phthalates, no mineral oil and no sulfates. SheaMoisture Story: SheaMoisture is the legacy of Sofi Tucker, a pioneering mother of four and entrepreneur, who sold Shea Butter, African Black Soap and homemade beauty preparations in Sierra Leone in 1912. We honor her vision by continuing to formulate with Raw Shea Butter handcrafted by women in Africa. With every purchase you show support of our mission to reinvest back in our communities.
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