- Great Value for the price. It's inexpensive and you get a pretty good amount. 6.7 oz. Depending on the vendor, the price may vary. I stocked up when they were $3.99 at Kroger's Grocery Store. On the Neutrogena website it's on sale for $5.49.
- It has an easy access pump. Bars are messy and bottles/ tubes tend to lead me to wasting product b/c I usually pour/squeeze too much. Plus I feel like a pump is just quicker.
- It's gentle. This cleanser works really well without feeling too harsh. It even gets off my eye make-up without burning my eyes.
- Fresh Foaming Cleanser kills two birds with one stone because it's a make-up remover and a cleanser in one. Perfect for night time when I don't feel like going through my entire skin care regimen.
- No strong fragrance. It does have a light fresh scent, but it's not overpowering so I can tolerate it.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
5 Reasons Why this Neutrogena Product is My Favorite Make-Up Remover
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Friday, July 8, 2011
My favorite Facial Cleanser

This post is dedicated to Coastal Scents' African Black Soap. It retails for $12.95 for a whopping 18oz. This soap is terrific. According to the Coastal Scents website, this African Black Soap is imported from Ghana and has no preservatives, scents, or chemicals. It's used to for oily skin, to clear blemishes, and treat acne.
Here are Coastal Scents suggested uses:
Traditionally, African Black Soap has been used to treat rashes, acne, eczema, dandruff, body odor and much more. The African black soap helps keep the skin clean and helps against premature facial lines. It is great for showering, bathing, washing of the hair, face and the feet. Black Soap is recommended for the young and the old. Black soap leaves the skin smooth and soft & as a facial soap it is excellent for clearing acne.
African black soap has been used in Africa for the treatment of rashes, ring worm, eczema and also as a natural hair shampoo to avoid itchy and dry scalps.
I haven't used it for my hair, but I have used it on my body and I can notice a difference in the texture. My skin feels more smooth and clean. It does feel a bit dry though, so I immediately put on moisturizer. It's crazy how oily my face is but the rest of my skin tends to be dry.
This is the 2nd bar of African Black Soap that I've purchased from Coastal Scents. My first bar lasted almost a year. I break smaller pieces off of the huge bar and place my smaller pieces in a separate container. With my first bar, I mixed my African Black Soap with Jojoba Oil. Recently, I've added Shea, Avocado, and Grapeseed Oils. This eliminates that tight feeling after washing my face. I use my Clarisonic along with my African Black Soap to really get a deep cleansing effect. I have seen a drastic change in my skin. It's more clear and even. I don't have as many break-outs and if I do, the scars fade away really quickly (well that may have to do with me using M.A.C. Lightful Charged Essence and M.A.C. Brightening Serum every day afterwards as well.)
I will continue to buy this soap and I would recommend it to everyone. I especially like the fact that Coastal Scents participates in Fair Trade. Please see below:
Following the guidelines of Fair Trade, the manufacturer of our African Black Soap pays much higher prices for this product by providing the women in the Northern Region of Ghative societies with interest free loans, credit facilities, training in packaging, labeling and quality control services, therefore a higher price for their quality processed African Black Soap is justified.
When you buy our Fair Trade African Black Soap, you are enabling the Tamale and Wa women that process our product to live with dignity and invest in their families, communities and the environment. (taken from the Coastal Scents website)
*The picture of the soap and the product description as well as the Fair Trade info were taken from the Coastal Scents website
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