For centuries, African Black Soap has been known for its anti-aging and all-around healthful skin benefits. Now, the rest of the world is starting to catch on! In a recent episode of the Dr. Oz show (2/14/12), America’s favorite doctor talked about the ancient secret of looking younger by using African Black Soap!

Watch the video and see Dr. Oz talk about African Black Soap now, click HERE!

-Read about Dudu Osun African Black Soap success stories here.
-To get more information about African Black Soap, click here.
-We carry over 65 kinds of African soaps, see them here.
-Want to learn more ancient African skin care solutions? Click here.

Get a FREE printable copy of our ebook, “Africa’s Healing Skin Care Secrets” here.

There’s still time to get the most-loved items for Valentine’s Day.

See all the latest Valentine’s ideas HERE.

Happy Black History Month! In honor of this special month, our quote of the week is actually a short poem by Langston Hughes (February 1, 1902 – May 22, 1967). What better person to kick off such a wonderful month; especially that it coincides with what would have been Mr. Hughes 110th birthday (February 1st)!

DREAMS by Langston Hughes

Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is a broken-winged bird
That cannot fly.

Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren field
Frozen with snow.

Mr. Hughes was an American poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, and columnist. He was one of the earliest innovators of the then-new literary art form jazz poetry. Mr.Hughes is best known for his work during the Harlem Renaissance.

For more information on Black History Month, visit our website section HERE.

For more information on celebrating African American culture and traditions, click HERE.

Celebrate in Style!

This weekend only, you can get a FREE XL Black History T-Shirt (C-A999) with any order of $99.00 or more placed Friday 1/27/12 through midnight Monday 1/30/12.

This is a wonderful way to show your pride during February and all year long!

Use coupon code FreeTee. Code is good online or when you phone in an order. To order yours now online, just add (1) XL item C-A999 to the order and the coupon code. The price will change to $0.00 when you check out.

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Offer is good only until Monday 1/30/12 midnight or while supplies last.

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With Black History Month almost upon us, what better way to celebrate the splendor of Africa in February…and every day of the year!

Need more ideas for February celebrations? See our New Black History Month Catalog Here!

A most special time of the year is just around the corner!

Our NEW Catalog is at the printer now and will be mailed out to our customers in about one week. You will love this catalog! 128 pages of totally new fashions, jewelry, artwork, and so much more! Our biggest selection for Black History Month ever!

But you don’t need to wait! You can get a digital copy right now on your computer! Here’s how:

To view the catalog in a page-turning PDF viewer, click HERE.
To just download a copy of the catalog, click HERE.
To start shopping all the latest arrivals, click HERE!

What are you doing to celebrate Black History Month? Share your plans and ideas here! Need some ideas? Here’s 4 great ways to honor this very special month and time, click Here.

“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”
- Martin Luther King, Jr

One of the most revered civil rights and peace leaders of all time, Martin Luther King, Jr. was an African-American clergyman who advocated social change through non-violent means. He graduated from Morehouse College in 1948, then attended Crozer Theological Seminary (now part of the Colgate Rochester Divinity School) and Boston University, where he earned a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology in 1955. King married Coretta Scott on 18 June 1953. The couple had four children: Yolanda (born 1955), Martin Luther III (b. 1957), Dexter (b. 1961), and Bernice (b. 1963).

• Born: 15 January 1929
• Birthplace: Atlanta, Georgia
• Died: 4 April 1968 (assassination)
• Best Known As: The civil rights hero who said “I have a dream”

Let us always remember and uphold his life, work, and legacy.

Available in 1/3oz, 1oz, 4oz and 1LB sizes.

Just click on the item code to see more. (1oz item codes used below)

Ed Hardy: Villain (M) Type O-E381
Ed Hardy: Villain (W) Type O-E391
Love Spell (W) V.S. Type O-L311
Black & White O-B661
Bump & Grind O-B671
Purple Rain O-P601

Available in 1LB size only:

Limelight: Bath & Body Works Type O-L30LB
Enchant O-E37LB
Orange Lavender O-O21LB
Spice Market O-S49LB

We have over 300 oils in stock every day. You can see them all here.

Our Easy Business Start-Up Kit is our #2 best-selling item! Why? We work hard to make your selling of African products easy, fun, and profitable. It is by working with customers over the last 13 years that we’ve gained the knowledge to put together several “start-up” kits. These kits make getting into your own African products business quick and affordable.

However, owning your own business takes work. The rewards can be immeasurable. Our kits help you to get started quickly so you are able to hit the ground running.

Some customers who recently purchased the kit had this to say:

“The start-up kit that I purchased is great! I love the products that are included in this starter package. I have already started telling my friends about the products and will have my first home party to introduce them them to these amazing products. Thank you for following up.” – Ponteciana from Phoenix, AZ

“I made two sales the very first day that I received my kit and placed my first order the next day. I am reading up on and trying to get familiar with the products.” – Walter from Kissimmee, FL

It’s a new year! What are you waiting for? Take that next step in owning your own business. To learn more about our Easy Start Up Kit, or to order now go here.

It’s hard to believe that a new year is upon us already. Hopefully, we’ve helped you grow your African products business this year and you are excited for the possibilities to grow even more in 2012.

As you are aware, a percentage of all purchases goes to help various orphanage and education projects throughout parts of Africa. There are hundreds of young people who have meals each day because of the work we do here and by your selling African products.

Together with your help, we’ve made really good things possible for kids in Africa this past year:

• There were 3 additional orphanages that were supported by our work this year: SMK Farms & Orphanage in Uganda, Action International in Uganda, and Lake Tanganyika Orphanage & School in Zambia. You can read more about each here.

• As of late December, Africa Imports total charitable contributions for 2011 are just over $68,000.00.

So as you look back and reflect on the year, please know that your purchases have helped make a real difference in the lives of kids in Africa who don’t have much hope without this support.

Happy New Year, and thanks again.

For further information on all the projects we support, click here.