HOW AFRICAN BLACK SOAP IS LOCALLY MADE + WHITE SOAP, RAW GHANA BLACK SOAP MAKING, Ghana Vlog
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Hi Bellez ♡ The Making of African blacksoap has been with Africans for centuries and today I will show you how the black and white soap is made locally in Ghana. I loved it so much and I hope you enjoy this video.😀
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Yayy!! You reached the bottom of the description box!! Comment “bellez gang “so I know you did🎀🎀
You can still shop our BelleSkin Blacksoap via this link
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I will buy 💕 love black soap !!
Are the prices shown in dollars?
Website is not working 😭
I can't open the site.
It samina not samini
I love black soap, that's all I use. However, I don't take it for granted every since I found out how the process was for making it. I'm very humble to use it and thankful for the many hands and strength that makes this awesome product!
No ones gonna mention how beautiful her skin is and the folks in the town 😭💯
I wish they would get the money they deserve, I live in the Caribbean and we love this soap, if you see how my skin is clear n clean
I mean , even the quality of the shots in this video! Skybelle you’re amazing! Check your PayPal, I just sent you something to show support
oh wow!! thank you and thank you! you’re amazing 😍😍
Mad people
@@marieclark7019 Repent , Jesus is coming back.
@@SKYBELLE Repent , Jesus is coming back.
@@marieclark7019 why the hate speech you are racist
You’re really dedicated and hardworking to bring us good quality content! I must say you should have at least 10k subscribers! As always I’m sharing this video to all my co workers! Well done girl!👍
thank you you’re a blessing 🙏
I wish the government can build a facility for making the black soaps
you can take it personally, the government will not help
What machinery would they need...do they sell the machines to make it or you have to special order some oversized pots.. maybe I can partner with a few people and open a factory and hire some of these same women and men as management
If they build ,they will cut out the small man
@@juliesavariau4970 yeah but an investor can hire some of these same people to manage and pay them a good salary with benefits
Repent , Jesus is coming back.
So much work, respect to them all
Patricia Abijah totally!!!!
It's like watching a documentary thank you. Your hard work will definitely pay soon. Your hair is beautiful
Hmmm she’s so detailed and dedicated. I’m going to share this video
thanks sis!! it means a lot to me🤗❤️
thank you ❤️❤️
Exactly! So detailed! Skybe doesn't take her audience for granted
@@SKYBELLE Great video with a great host, good job! How can I get some?
Ose-dudu originated from Yoruba, my tribe, in Nigeria. Thank you for sharing
wow, glad to know!🤗😍❤️
So dat how come ghanaians call it alata samina . Alata use fr Nigeria and samina soap
@@bennybrown3077 which simply means "Álátá soap" (Pepper seller's soap) lol
I wish to learn how to produce it from scratch
Yes my dear. We have to remember the long time relationship between our 2 nations Ghana and Nigeria, I mean the era of 'agege'. For sure Ghaneans came back home with things learnt in Nigeria... Black soap is called also 'anago djale' (soap of yoruba people)... Personnally, I use the one from Togo ('anago de' or 'lagos de', meaning soap from Yoruba people or from Lagos'') and the dudu-osun from Nigeria... In short, we' re blessed with this black soap in that part of Africa ! Note that some ingrédients may be added/omited, (depending on the country)... Love !
Actually in Ghana its known Alata samina not samini . Also Alata means Nigerian and samina is soap in the akan language . So Alata samina simply means Nigerian soap
Can I just say this channel definitely deserves more subscribers! Pls keep it up, you’re about to go global
wow!! thank you 😍😍❤️
I love African Black Soap as well as Raw Shae Butter.... Used together your skin will be so nice!!
Can it get rid of dark marks ?
@@Dee_Dee794 yes
9:00 The wrapping of the soaps is like an art .. Girl you are so beautiful and your skin is shining so much .. loved your video.. love from India 🤗😍
Miss my homeland Mama AFRICA.
"YOU NEVER VALUE THINGS UNTIL YOU LOOSE THEM". MY CHILDHOOD SOAP THAT I USED TO DISLIKE - NOW I NEED IT AND IT IS OUT OF REACH. 🖤
No longer out of reach ma’am, we deliver worldwide
@@SKYBELLE I need this
@Louloo It's none of your BUSINESS!!! But don't worry, I will go back soon 🙏🏿.
Great
In Namibia 🇳🇦... South West Africa too
wow I was expecting a vlog and I got a mini documentary. That was great, thanks!
" men do this part because it's not easy atall" 👌👍👍, cudos to the ladies also , standing by that heat and starring ain't easy !
Why the government can’t promote this village woman’s and build them the very hygiene small factoring 👏🏽👍🏽
Well done darling.. i just bought the soap and acne breakouts and dark spots i have struggled with for years completely disappeared in less than a week 🙏💙🧡💜
such testimonials is very important for people to cherish what we have
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Do youu let the African Black Soap sit ?
@@Dee_Dee794 what i do is i lightly wet my face clense my face with it 40 to 60 sec then let it sit as i take my shower then rinse my face when done showering. But consider what my work for me may not work for you considering some people have sensitive skin my dear
@@mollylove5725 Thank youu 💗. & my skin can handle African Black Soap sitting on it. I just heard a lot of people say to not let it sit. I’m trying to get rid of my acne spots/dark scars.
It’s locally called in Ghana “Alata Samina”
Yes that’s the local name
And Alata means Nigeria and
Semina in our local language Soap
Great content as always.
Quick one. Noticed you pronounced "samina" as "samini". As in, the ending vowel should be "a" not "i".
It can be pronounced "samina/sɛmina". Which ever way the ending vowel is "a".
Yes it's originally from Nigeria
I hope that they get compensated well for their hard work. African black soap had made miracles with my skin ❤️
Yes black soap reacts to my skin...the white one is mild...
How does it react? Do you mean the white one is mild as in TOO mild, no effect on your skin but the black soap works well or do you mean the black soap is too harsh?
Where can I place my order for the black soap? I’m based in the U.S can you ship to me?
You can send a dm to @thebelleskin or WhatsApp number in the description box
@@SKYBELLE please share your WhatsApp number
Africa needs to invest in this with improved machinery,it creat more jobs for the locals and the continent.
Thanks for thr video. Im from the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria. I feel so proud watching this video.
Very interesting ! Thank you sista ! I have all kinds of black soap from Ghana and I absolutely love it ❤️❤️❤️
That was very interesting... good job! I had wondered what Black Soap is.. Oh btw, Your "look" ... Clothes and Head Wrap.... Very attractive!
"You"...look dazzlingly beautiful!
David Allen I’m happy you enjoyEd the video, thank you🙏
This is such a huge opportunity for the government and university to collaborate with makers of the soap for industrial level production. The university could work with the makers to find out a new machinery that can scale up the production. It could create more jobs and more tax revenue for the country. AFRICA WAKE UP.!!!
Very valid point!
@@SKYBELLE soon the Chinese would develop a technology to mass produce the soap at a cheaper cost and sell the produce cheaply and put our people out of business. Look into it to develop a technology for it
@@franciskwofie6754 most definitely 🙏🙏
@@franciskwofie6754 hello pls how can I buy this black soap for selling I need ur number pls
@@SKYBELLE I need ur number pls want to buy black soap
Just wow! All the blending, grinding, pounding and molding. ✊🏿 💙
The people are hardworking, talented and beautiful. The host has beautiful skin and she is beautiful too! I only use black soap! I order by bulk and use it for my hair, face, body and brush my teeth with it too. It’s amazing! No chemicals and made with African love!🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾
One of the MOST informative documentaries on the process. Btw that skirt- gorgeous
Your channel deserves more subscription's to be honest. You put out a lot of quality videos. Keep it up.👍
I know right, she deserves way more subscribers, I’m definitely sharing this video with all my colleagues at work
thank you
thank you sooo much 🤗
@@SKYBELLEcan I get it contact
@@SKYBELLEcan I get ur contact
Thanks you for this video. What kills me is how everything is Americanized and made with chemicals and still labeled natural.
Westernised more than Americaized I'd say 🙂
Love black soap. Makes me very sad that these are the conditions in which its being made. Looks like a garbage dump. This community works very hard and they all deserve better.
Don't pound it beat it much easier lay it flat and beat it up
Thank you Empress! I am a soap maker in the US, but this is the traditional way that I want to know.. Soon, I'll be home to learn.
What's your website to order?
Wow! Black soap is soo amazing. It gets the job done, very cleansing.
Ghana has its own Black Soap called Amonkye. Similar to Black Soap and it's powerful too. It's mainly good for shower after returning from the farm as it will heal all minor cuts, etc.. Check that one out too.
Africa I definitely will
@Strive For greatness I haven't got into the history of Black Soap but I know that Amonkye is smaller in size. The Azuma Tw3de3 is complete different from both the Black Soap and Amonkye.
@Strive For greatness We don't put amonmye in cement paper. Amonkye is molded into smaller sizes.
@Strive For greatness Massa, I grew up in the village and I saw two types of this soap. Thought they are almost the same I see amonkye to be more powerful...the village farmers choice for bath soap.
Very hard work to prepare black soap.i use this for my son for eczema.
Alata is nigeria in one of the Ghanaian languages. So alata samina is nigerian soap
As the African youth, we need to innovate ways to reduce labour and have higher quality with our products. Keep up the good work sis.
Write your ideas/potential solutions to fix the problem that you have identified.
Reducing labor means contributing to unemployment which can lead to idleness and idle mind is a devils workshop
In some cases people buy or use a product because of the story behind it and that gives value to the product on the market. Any kind of changes to methods they are using wouldn’t be bad for the workers but it will look like any other kind of soap industry today. “Preservation is key 🔑 “. 😊
In some cases people buy or use a product because of the story behind it and that gives value to the product on the market. Any kind of changes to methods they are using wouldn’t be bad for the workers but it will look like any other kind of soap industry today. “Preservation is key 🔑 “. 😊
@@nuraweyteh3164 that’s a puritan lie
Hi I m in namibia I want to bay soup and shee battar
I like the way dressing very neat and simple 😍😍
Well filmed, Sky. Making the soap looks so labor intensive too!!!
Fam plz when it comes to food , music and products, Africans , we all have our own unique ways methods or style.....we should stop creating confusion over fake history. Nigeria like to cliam any good thing that comes from Ghana has the Originator this creates division and it must stop . Give credit to the Country and people who work hard to produce it . This black soap is made in Ghana not made in Nigeria. Boz of the abundance of cocoa pod and plantain skin in Ghana soap making is very common thing for years as far back as my great grandmama used it growing up. Let respect each COUNTRY'S creativity. peace out
You are silly, Ghanaian people in this comment section have said it’s the Yoruba Nigerian traders that brought it with them and Alata means Nigerian and Salina means soap, choke
I paid 10 dollars for my block I love the smell and took the bumps off my face
After watching this video and where it comes from ,it is the only soap my family and I use..It is never taken for granted, the process that takes place and the many people involved in making black soap. It's EXCELLENT. I love this video .The host is also very people friendly for the marketing of this soap.
These local people put in so much work and dedication into this soap yet make so little from the trade😢😢😢
Their making enough as we are paying top prices for their products,thought I'd try it but not impressed,I prefure to make my own ,black soap is dry,pressed together,bulky and very expensive for what it is and how it's made
😒You just let out the secret now
Jamaicans love the African black soap.
Moi je le peau pas trop noir un peu foncé
Government could easily build them a small factory so that they could produce more, and provide them with better working conditions to perform their magic..
Been using the stuff since I was a kid..🇬🇭
Any skin benefits are destroyed by the intense boiling of ingredients. All oils do have a smoke point and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t include rapid boiling. Furthermore, the conditions in which this soap is made is poor at best. The soap making area is not sanitary at all.
Then you have no idea what blacksoap is and what it does to and for human skin. You would think a product that has been used well over 8 generations has validity to it’s global claim. The whole world can’t be lying. Can’t knock it if you’ve not tried it.
Im from america and I hate using products made for caucasian skin/hair maybe ill order some and try it out
you can shop via our website www.belleskinstore.com and yes we ship globally.
WOW!! I had no idea the process of making black soap entails thank you for showing this video this is the first time I've come across your video
I love black soap didn't realise there's also white soap I've never seen it in the shops in England 👍
it is pronounced A-LA-TA SA-MI-NA and simply means Nigerian soap, Alata means Nigeria in Ghana and samina is soap
I bought this soap a couple of months back in my Afro Caribbean store in the UK those guys are Nigerian. Never heard of it before its good stuff now I know you guys secret I am 10 years younger already 😂🙏🏻
It's very moldable I have the black soap I wonder why this can cause issue for sensitive people (hasn't for me) but the white doesn't when it's exactly the same process with no other ingredient added?
Thank you for showing the process, and you’re the first person to tell me about white soap!!
I use black soap on everything hair shin all that love the video
Well done sis you are really putting in so much work
Thank you sis❤️❤️
THANKS for the video!! My people we can industrialize this and make billions!!! Along with producing shea butter too
Nice how much is the bucket size , and the white soap, I WILL Also like the pink soap, pimple soap,
hello sis, pls send a dm to @thebelleskin to place your order
Hi plis I want to bay
It's just sad that some people are making fake ones
Exactly, so sad
Were the ingredients just zen and cocoa powder, or were there other increases I didn't understand very well?
Why do you called this beautiful invention “black soap”. Please call it “Alatasamina” as the Ghanaians named it because it came from Yuroba.
It’s so beautiful and far better than the European ones. It’s kills every skin disease and leave the skin very fresh.
God richly blessed Africans
It makes me so happy that you’ve acknowledged Nigerians and the Yorubas, that’s all we need to Ayo beefing
It is Alata SaminA. "Alata" is the Ghanaian slang for Nigeria/Nigerian. Samina is soap. So it's Nigerian soap. Like you said.
Beautiful video. Easy to follow. My question is, you talked about rolling the black soap in ashes for boiling again. So what kind of ashes, is the ashes from firewood? That is is it just any kind of ashes?
Great video, you’ve just gained a new subscriber.❤️
Wow, that is tedious. It is physically demanding. I have great respect for these workers.
I've been waiting for the launch of wholesale buys of the Afrikan Black soap.
Please please launch
correction soap was not invented by the yorubas, - but by the igbos who smelted iron on an industrial scale in 7 villages in Lejja, near Nsukka ,where the iron slag deposites had been carbon-dated to 2000 years B.C
Hi, thank You for the video!!! Could You give us the exact quantity of each ingredient, ans the cooking time please?
Hello belle skin. Am a new subscriber. I like your black soap. Do you have distributor in Calabar. How can l get the soap.am in cross River State Calamari.
I applaud and commend you for promoting African products 👏🙌, however at the same time please stop showing details and process of how things are made, these are " trade secrets " and the next time a foreign entity will monopolize items, patent and claim ownership. Taking the livelihood of how mothers and brothers, am seeing all over. The moment the is attention and money to be made "China" as an example will be mass producing. Thank you 😊and congratulations.
I'm desperately looking for African black soap in Namibia. Any one to refer me 🙏🙏
As a people why do we advertise the handful of scalable business skills we have! It's a violent assault on our collective survival. These sorts of videos reach a global community of people a very small proportion of which are black brothers and sisters. Ancient methods and recipes ingredients skills resources just all out there. And we wonder why things are the way the are for us. No other people group does this. Something to really consider. Sharing within the community makes us stronger advertising to the World is ...words fail me.
I brought some back frome Ghana. It's so damm hard!! I have to wet it and rub my face towel around it. It latters well. And my skin feels smooth after use.
Someone pls correct me if I’m wrong but on the website they sell in euros so if it’s 430 euros would that be $500???
Hello! Beauty. U r so sheerful😊. Which oil is used to make black soap.
I have just subscribed to your channel. How much is is it per dollar? I am in Kenya, can it be shipped?
Hi there
Are you an indigenous manufacturer of the black soap?
Hello dearest keep doing a grant job
Am proud of you...am Gambia and wants to do business with you
I hope that Ghana and Nigereria registrated by UNESCO as a world heritage so that no one van copy it and make milions
Estou com interesse neste sabão. Podes por favor indicar alguns fornecedores?
This is a really interesting video, I have Black soap from Ghana but it had plantain skin, leaves, coconut charcoal, Shea butter and twigs and leaves from local plants it was a Dark brown soap.
Family I'm in Zambia what other oil can I use to make Africa black soap accept palm kernel.
she has amazing skin! im in love =)
Thank you very much for bring the process of making black soap into the light..
I love black soap, I live in Canada right now, but I am originally from Ghana.
I really appreciate it and I'm your new subscriber Happy New Year, and God bless Africa.
Nice one am starting this up in edo state soon ..because we have an palm oil mill and the raw material can be used to make this Nigeria black soap
Congratulations that is definitely a good thing, amazing attitude
I made black soap just yesterday and it did not boil over and it didn't dry in the pot. So where did I make a mistake that it refused to boil over and dry?
Thanks for ur hard work,but I don't think I will ever use some thing on my skin that was done in such unsanitary condition
So how does saponification occur without lye?
There are so many black soaps most of stuff added in unless I’m getting it from Africa can never be certain
I love to see this! Keep working hard girl! :D
I am in awe of how hard these poor people have to work for a living to make something so beneficial .❤
You are amazing, I really enjoyed this! Thank you for sharing nne x
my pleasure! I’m happy you enjoyed it😍
I really love black soap.l use it here and there not continually because it makes me very light in complexion.is it skin lightening or that's my actual skin that the soap is bringing out?
Ehhhhhh nos savons on prend pour se laver watcha watcha là c son travail qui est dur comme ça 😥😥😥😓😰🥵😢😪 ehhh JÉSUS aide nous a faire évoluer nos méthodes de fabrication mais pas nos recettes qui sont trop du top pour notre peau.
Can I wash my face and my Hair too with black soup?