Batana Oil from Honduras for Hair Growth, Skin & Beard Care

100% Pure & Natural Batana Oil from Honduras, I actually used this Batana Oil a few ways now, I tried it by adding 7 drops and mixing it into my regular conditioner, I Shampoo and conditioned my hair like normal, I feel that adding just that amount to my conditioner... it made my hair feel so silky soft, I liked it a lot and will continue to add it to my conditioner, I also tried mixed it into a scalp hair mask and that worked great too. I also noticed that it helped my nails look better, plus I love use this oil to my skincare regime in my nighttime skincare... my skin gets so soft with this oil… I do recommend it to everyone. Great value!

I don't have any experience with Batana Oil, but I do regularly use hair oil to nourish and protect my hair. This oil is much thicker and sticker than I am used to. I think it is still ok to apply to my hair while it's wet, but I can't imagine using this on dry hair without looking like I haven't washed my hair in days. To give you an idea, my hands were very sticky after applying the oil to my hair and I had to wash it. The oil itself smells like sweet smoked vanilla. It does have softness and shine to my hair.

To me this Batana Oil smells like spun sugar. I don't get any coffee notes from it at all. I'm a hair oil person and use multiple types of oil a day to tame and nourish my hair. This oil is a different texture than others. It's thick and almost like honey. I put it on my lengths and ends of my hair at night. I thought it would forsure make my hair an oily mess but it didn't. It soaked up right away and in the morning you can't tell it was there except for the lovely smell it leaves along with the softness. The quality of my ends look so much better, not frazzled and frizzy. I haven't ventured to try it on my skin yet.

I had never heard of Batana Oil, and was intrigued to try it. It comes in a brown glass bottle with a convenient glass dropper. I have seen all types of descriptions of the scent, but to me it smells most like vanilla. It has a warm scent that I find pleasant. My husband also likes the scent and thinks it smells like corn muffins.The oil is a yellow clear oil that is fairly thick. I have very dry, thick, coarse and wavy hair and put a little on my hands, rubbing them together and smoothing my hair. It tames the fly away hairs, and makes my hair look healthy and shiny.I also rubbed some into my dry fingernail cuticles, and it works well to moisturize them.I like the results I'm getting from this Batana Oil, and recommend you give it a try!

I used to use ojon oil infused haircare years ago until the company who made it got bought out and shut down. My hair had never been healthier. This is as good as that! Batana oil comes from the same plant as ojon oil; it’s just a different refining process. This smells like ojon oil and is a little thicker.I saturated my lengths and ends of my hair with this oil and left it on for 30 minutes, and washed it out with a gentle shampoo as indicated in the directions. I used my normal conditioner and then rinsed it out. I immediately could feel the difference. I have lots of fine hair that is color treated and damaged and tangles easily. I usually follow up with a leave in conditioner or treatment, but I didn’t need to put anything in my hair after washing it post batana oil. It was immediately smooth and there was no need for even a detangler because it felt like liquid glass. My hair was healthy and strong. I plan on using this 2 times a week as the directions indicate using 2-3 times a week. The bottle is big and comes with a pump. It looks like it’s going to last a long time.I love this and I highly recommend it!