Omg never knew this was made from palm oil. Thanks for sharing x

Women in West african,are strong Women and hard working mothers.God bless you all.

God bless our mother's 🙌🙌🙌❤️, We love you with all our heart

Man I wish these ladies had a machine to make their life easier and protective stuff for safety.

Masha Allah my Allah bless our mothers and who ever can help should help our mother

A very nice and educative video. Who is still watching in 2023

Beautiful soap making. The palm oil is very good for the skin and hair. You can use black soap to wash natural hair and it keeps the moisture because of the palm oil. The same thing for the skin. The palm oil keeps the moisture. Use it even on your face to keep moisture and remove surface dirt. Nice work. Thanks sister.

Hello everyone. Please can You share your comments of what you think about this video? It really helps

Thanks for sharing these wonderful videos we appreciate your time.

Thanks for valuing African cultures and social life abilities !

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

Preparation so testy soap by pum oil and ingredient so healthy so sweet display by so nice vedio maker

Your moms skin is so gorgeous That I’ll purchase the soap based off her sun kissed smooth skin anyday. Wow love it another labor of love!

Thanks for sharing this, blessing from Dominican Republic

Tatiana you have out done yourself again! You amaze me with all your videos. One can see how we here in the western world USA are just plain spoiled. In Ghana one doesn't take things for granted. Most things in Ghana are hand made as we see in all your videos. Thank you once again for a beautiful video. God bless you and God bless Ghana!

Very good. Thanks for shearing!

The energy is real God bless you ❤

This needs to go viral!! Thank you so much!!

Ayyyy, yelelelelelele!!!! This is THE video that I needed to see. I make soap in the USA, but I wanted to see how my sisters do it back home. Thank you Tatiana Haina.

This involves a lot of biochemistry. Wow!

Sister you done a great job and the way you conversat alongside the Hosting bilingual so funny love it 😀 👏 😄

Salute to all the women who are working hard

Hey girl Hey I’m so glad I found your videos-you are showing us the REAL REAL and I LOVE IT ❤️🖤💚 thank you

Wow 😳 ..👍. Great video ! Educational.

This is very informative. Thank you. Many of us may have encountered this Soap but had no idea of the process .👍

Wow thanks very much for sharing

Your videos make me feel as if I am in Sunyani. You are so HUMBLE and GENUINE!! You are really going to go far.

Wowmonlyctwo ingredients and it cuts through grease better than dawn. I love how white and solid it is, most African black soap i buy here in the USA melts too quickly

Wow that is really a hard work

Energy energy wow we are learning alot of things with you 😍😍

Thanks for sharing I remember my grandma I used to do

Enjoy watching your videos is really nice

This video has really helped me and I feel like posting the one I also tried in my house using the same method

😮 I did not know where that soap was made. I ordered it from the Republic of Congo 🇨🇬 (5 for $1) . And there we use the same name (kabakuru). I love it. If someone can sell it in the USA, I will buy it. Thank you mom for sharing.

Awesome video everything is done by hand

PRAYERS TO ALL THESE AMAZING BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. HARD WORKERS FROM EARLY AGE.

Big ups for dis video my sister ❤️

Mummy u did great work..haina u are a sweetheart cant stop watching u😘😘😘❤💋🙌🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍

I really enjoyed watching how this soap made. It cuts through that grease in your bowel. I would love to purchase this. Thanks for sharing.

Sissy thanks so much for this video. God bless you

Thank you for the video surely natural production must be promoted to industrial level for job opportunities. We really appreciate

Amazing content welldone

Thanks very much for the education

Your personality is everything☺️❤️

Tattyana this video made me fall in love with soapmaking ❤❤❤ you tatty

I have and continue to learn so much 😀

I grew up seeing this soap but never knew the whole preparation. Thanks for the video

Government need to helpthis the woman. Aww so beautiful soap

Love watching your channel , you are my new daughter. My children’s father is from Ghana. I love 💗 🇬🇭 Ghana. We are coming to sunyani next year. The lord willing. We will look for you. Keep up the beautiful work. Love from Australia 🇦🇺. Adjoa, Kukuwa, Kobina and caneciaxxxxx

Very great work Nana🙌🏾 brava👏🏾💪🏾💪🏾🤞🏾

Thanks for sharing

Wow this is good God bless you

Thanks sis, very helpful

Very inspiring

I never knew is palm oil all this while hmmm God bless their work 🙏🙏

Very detailed Thank you

God bless her hustle

Love this❤❤

I remember way back in de village when my mum use to buye dis azuma blow dat I should use to wash my siblings cloth because of it dirt de azuma blow is good for it, after using it I had a cut on my finger tips like dem use blade on me, hmmm tank God things are working better now🙏🙏🙏

Nice I enjoyed the video . From canada 🇨🇦

Amazing it was my job when I was in Ghana

Amazing

I'm Zimbabwean 🇿🇼 and I'm also watching💕💕

Un altro ottimo lavoro Tatiana continua così. From Pizzegehettone - provincia di Cremona.

Awesome skill!!

Bravissima Tati.let's support the hardwork of our people.this video is educative n informative.it needs our support by sharing to go viral.much love dear for the hardwork.🥰❤

Waooooow nice paaa

Loving this channel 🤗

Awesome!!!!...I would purchase Mum soap🇺🇲

Love from America. Ima come home one day

Good work mum 👍👍God bless u 🙏🏽🙏🏽🇮🇶🇮🇶

I would live to order palm oil soap very natural.🙏🏾

Jasmin ama is here on the comment section too

Ahi k bonito es cosinar al aire libre y aser las comidas africanas seran tan ricas y nutritivas son sras k saben lo k asen felicidades k mi Dios las bendiga siempre

AMAZING😏

Taty, another great video and content. Your production is sleek and professional. Quality of the pictures is on point. Finally, the subject is very eye opening on several levels. Had no idea how azumah blow was made and you did a wonderful job of taking us through step-by-step. Just fabulous narration on your part. You have a gift. I was also impressed by how the lady you featured, is so industrious, disciplined, and dedicated to the craft of soap making. This is clear demonstration that more government funds need to be poured into social welfare programs, because our societies thrive and local economics benefit. In summary, you are doing a great job and in time your subscriber base will increase many fold. I am praying for your subscriber numbers to push into the stratosphere. Well done, once again!

I will try it

10.14.23 I really enjoyed watching this who thing. I wish I can find one here in America. That all is huge and can probably last 6 months to a year in my house

Good job dear

Interesting

Nice video.

Of all the African black soap I prefer Ghana black soap it is more moisturizing unless drying for my skin

Thank you Tati for this video. You really went all the way for your viewers. Love from Nigeria

Muito lindo sabão parabéns a essas mulheres

I'm your new subscriber, thanks for sharing 😘

Make her a website to sell her soap.. would definitely order🇨🇦

You and mum are lovely. I like your accent. 🌼☕🍰

God bless

Respect for women

Wow thanks for sharing, am a new subscriber I love ❤️ ur channel

Wow. This is amazing. It got the bowl so clean. I wish I had some of this soap. How can we support Mummy in her business?

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Nice

😍👌👌💯

Good job in allowing us to see the lifestyle of a a different country, the food always look delicious I am from the other side of the world (Belize, Central America) I just subscribe to your show and I am not regretting it. Keep up the great job👏

Nice soap bring to kenya

Wow never knew they use palm oil for this soap

Lawrred lawrred lawrred, such a hard life.my God.

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First time watching your video and girll you are so crazy with your translation 😂😂😂😂good work done👍