Soap Bint El Sudan

The composition of Bint El Sudan is a blend of natural floral notes, with an emphasis on jasmine, lilac and lily of the valley, with woody notes and undertones of musk and amber.

It is a powerful scent that over the 91 years of its life has become one of the unmistakable smells associated with Africa. Today's fragrance is essentially the same, except for some modernized notes, primarily due to changes in raw material availability and toxicological rules and regulations.

Its many uses are shrouded in mysteries around religion and ritual.

At first it was supposed to be used by women to enhance their personal beauty and sex appeal. Later it became a natural wedding gift where the perfume is used for both bride and groom.

For this reason, it gained a reputation as an aphrodisiac, as it was widely used on wedding nights.

In more primitive areas, perfume has the "power" to chase away the "bad guy"; Bint el Soudan thus acquired magical properties. It is also used for medicinal purposes. Soap in particular is used to chase away bad vibes.