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The video provides a clear and concise tutorial on making African black soap, which is a popular DIY skincare ingredient. The creator breaks down the process into simple steps and explains the purpose of each ingredient, making it easy for viewers to follow along. The use of visually appealing ingredients and the demonstration of the final product also contribute to its effectiveness.

Summary

The video demonstrates the formulation of African black soap paste, highlighting the importance of each ingredient. It showcases the use of African black soap, honey, coconut oil, and oat powder, explaining their benefits for skin cleansing, moisturizing, and soothing. The creator also mentions the addition of fragrance and preservatives, and promotes an online course for those interested in learning to formulate African black soap products.

Structure

1Introduction to African black soap formulation
2Showcasing African black soap and its benefits
3Adding honey as a humectant
4Adding coconut oil as an emulsifier
5Adding oat powder for soothing properties

Original caption

African black soap is more than just mixing ingredients it’s understanding the science behind what works. In this video, I’m sharing how I formulate my African black soap paste and why each ingredient matters. If you’re ready to learn how to make your own African black soap paste from scratch, my African Black Soap Paste mini Course is for you. Course fee - ghc350 Fully online- prerecorded and hosted in telegram send me a DM for the details/whatsapp +233553600920 /enroll via link in my bio #skincare #blacksoap #africanblacksoap #onlinecourse

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Transcript

So today I'm making African black soap paste and I'll walk you through every ingredient and why it's included. First, I have my African black soap, which is naturally rich in vitamins and is for deep cleansing the skin and also helps reduce excess oil. Next, I have my humectant, which is honey. Honey is very important because it attracts moisture from the environment to your skin. Since I've come black soap can sometimes feel drying, I add honey to help reduce that drying effect and leaves your skin feeling more comfortable after cleansing. If you don't have honey, you can use any other type of humectant that are excellent in African black soap. Next is my emulsifier, which is the oil. So the oil that I use is coconut oil, and it's a very good emulsifier. It helps to bind the oil and water together, creating a stable emulsion. It also helps to reduce the drying effect of the black soap and leaves your skin feeling soft and comfortable after cleansing. I'm also adding oat powder because it's known for its soothing and calming properties and helps reduce the feeling of dryness. It also supports the skin barrier and leaves your skin feeling soft and comfortable after cleansing. And finally, I have my fragrance and preservatives. So if you watch this video all the way through, you'll see that there's so much more that goes into formulating a safe and effective African black soap paste. In my beginner African black soap paste formulation course, I teach you the dos and don'ts of working with African black soap, how to choose ingredients that are actually compatible and how to formulate without wasting ingredients. I also have my formulation templates, detailed step-by-step video tutorials that show you how I'm formulating African black soap paste and how to formulate African black soap gel wash. So if you've been wanting to learn how to formulate African black soap with confidence, and check it out through the link in my bio and send me a message if you like more information. I'll see you in the next video and hopefully inside the course.