SeKaf Ghana Ltd.

Discover the science and tradition behind TAMA's certified organic antibacterial black soap — and why customers across Africa and beyond can't live without it.

TAMA Black Soap bar beside its green package.

Traditional West African black soap — known in Ghana as alata samina — has been used for centuries to cleanse, heal and protect skin. TAMA brings this ancestral tradition into a modern, certified-organic formulation.

What Is in TAMA Black Soap?

TAMA's antibacterial black soap is handcrafted from coconut oil, cocoa pod ash, certified organic shea butter, neem seed oil, lavender and eucalyptus essential oils. Notably, 17% of every bar is certified organic shea butter — making it one of the most moisturising black soaps available.

Who Is It For?

TAMA Black Soap is particularly beneficial for:

Acne-prone skin — the antibacterial properties fight breakout-causing bacteria

Eczema and psoriasis — gentle anti-inflammatory action soothes irritated skin

Oily skin — balances sebum without stripping moisture

Anyone wanting to move away from synthetic cleansers

Real Results

Rita from Kumasi shared: "This is a product that saved me from serious embarrassment. I had some skin diseases — now thanks to TAMA, my skin has completely transformed." And Annette from Ivory Coast: "I'm now using the black soap and it has smoothened my skin and taken away the dark spots. True beauty from nature — thanks to TAMA."