100g of our African Black Soap can have a durability of 3 months - 1 year, depending on how often you use it. It has a long shelf life, often lasting several years. However, it's important to store it in a dry place. As long as the soap lathers properly, is not moldy, and has not gone rancid it will should still be effective.

Kotsa, pronounced ko-cha, is the material from which the sponge is made. In Ghana, it has been used for generations, made from natural fibers from the saporyaa plant.

Every purchase directly supports women's cooperatives in Northern Ghana and promotes more ethical and conscious cosmetics.

✔ Pure shea butter ✔ African Black Soap: cocoa pods, potash, shea butter and coconut oil ✔ Exfoliating sponge: kotsa (local plant) and African fabric

✔ 100g of our shea butter can last from 6 months up to 1 year, depending on how often you use it. The typical shelf life of unrefined shea butter is approximately 24 months (2 years) from the date of production and packaging. This is an approximate shelf life and may vary depending on storage conditions and the temperature it is exposed to. ✔ 100g of our African black soap can last from 3 months up to 1 year, depending on how frequently you use it. It has a long shelf life and can last for several years. However, it is important to store it in a dry place to avoid exposure to moisture. As long as the soap lathers properly and does not show signs of mold or rancidity, it will remain effective.

Kotsa, pronounced ko-cha, is the material used to make the sponge. In Ghana, it has been used for generations and is made from natural fibers of the "saporyaa" plant.