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Alata Samina is a Ghanaian soap Alata samina literally means Nigerian soap. It is an indigenous Ghanaian soap that’s been used for centuries, passed on from generation to generation.
Alata samina is made from a mixture of plantain peels and/or cocoa pod, red palm oil, coconut oil, sea salt, and cocoa butter or Shea butter. Agoa bark, oils, and fragrances may be added to render it more appealing.
This soap is safe to use since it contains no foreign chemicals like lye. The base in the plantain ash acts as the lye or sodium hydroxide would in the soap making process. Scientists at Ghana’s research agency CSIR have endorsed Alata samina as being rich in vitamin A, E, and iron. These vitamins and minerals replenish and soften the skin.
- Good for body odour elimination
- Can be used to treat eczema
- Serves as makeup remover
- Truly Natural
- efficient hygiene
- skin care
- Ideal for skin
- Pleasant Aroma
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