African black soap is an easily pliable and granular material sourced from Ghana, containing saponified shea nut butter, saponified coconut oil, and saponified palm kernel oil. It is a soft block and may be physically crumbly, but can be molded back into a solid form. Due to its crumbly nature, weights will range from 4.5-5 kgs per block. It is manufactured with 50% shea butter and is commonly used in cosmetic and personal care formulations. African black soap is 100% natural and may be used for the hands, face, and body or lathered as an effective shampoo. It is known as a natural source of vitamins A and E, as well as iron. African black soap allows for an all-natural cleansing process and does not contain any synthetic fragrances, color additives, or animal ingredients.
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Jedwards International, Inc. is a bulk supplier that provides an extensive range of natural ingredients used in the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. This company focuses on producing value added marine by-products, shea butter, essential oils, and a variety of seed oils. These raw materials are often used in perfumes, soaps, toiletries, creams, lotions, mascara, face powders, and more.
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