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I use black soap to cleanse my face daily.  Yes, daily!  This soap removes all the bad stuff, prevents pimples, acne, discoloration, and more. To ensure that I'm getting the good stuff, I get the soap made in Ghana.   This soap can be used for the entire body, but I personally use it to cleanse my face.   You may find it drying at first.  Be sure to follow up the facial cleanse with a natural serum, butter, or mist-: depending on the weather and skin type.  I use an oil/mist in hotter months, and thicker butters during cold months. View link below for the top benefits of black soap. http://multiculturalbeauty.about.com/od/Skincare/fl/8-Top-Skin-Care-Benefits-of-African-Black-Soap.htm I give credit to this oil, Jamaican Black Castor Oil, for thickening and lengthening my hair.   This is great for dry scalp, balding edges, thinning hair, and more.  It can also heal dry skin and rough patches.   I believe the darker the oil,...

  Okay,  the smell is a bit odd, but this powerful oil is considered to be the best kept beauty secret of ancient India.  Neem is a one-stop shop when it comes to treating infections (cold sores, foot and nail fungus, scalp, ring worms) to name a few.  The odd smell may may no longer be a factor once you understanding just how many ailments and issues this oil can address.     Here is a great link below from Stylecraze,  http://www.stylecraze.com/ .  The article discusses neem in depth, and mentions benefits and uses.  Also, take a look at the attached images below from Raw for Beauty, http://rawforbeauty.com/blog/    -listing additional benefits and uses for neem.      http://www.stylecraze.com/articles/amazing-benefits-of-neem-oil-for-skin-and-hair/    Raw for Beauty            Raw for Beauty