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AYEYA White Soap is a West-African traditional potash soap created by saponifying unrefined shea butter and virgin coconut oil with potash of the ashes of plantain and other plant materials. Easy to make non-drying liquid soaps with good lather.
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This product is produced under safe conditions in compliance with social and environmental rules by authorized suppliers using voluntary labor.
This product is sourced from a country which complies with the Nagoya protocol and is not endangered according to the Access/Benefit Sharing (Biodiversity) regulation.
This product does not contain any animal ingredient. There is no contamination of any animal parts during any stage of production, packing and delivery. The product has never been tested on animals, as it is and has always been strict company policy not to test products on animals in any form.
| Use in Cosmetics | AYEYA White Soap is a natural surfactant. As a potassium soap, it provides the advantage of increased solubility over sodium salts for making liquid soaps. Fatty acid soaps are commonly used surfactants for their cleaning and degreasing properties, but they can also help to control foam, for example in laundry liquids for automatic machine wash and other detergents, reducing the requirement to add additional de-foaming agents. They are also frequently used in personal care products and this product is ideal for use in liquid formulations, such as hand soaps for dispensers, shower and bath products, etc. |
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What is Fair Trade?
All too often farmers and producers in economically disadvantaged countries are exploited and paid absurdly low wages. Fair trade certification means they receive a greater percentage of the price paid by consumers. For example, Ayéya pays 15-25% above market price for shea nuts. Cooperative members also receive a salary more than 3x the average family income in Togo.
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