Batana Oil for Hair

Batana Oil is a natural solution for addressing hair loss issues like alopecia, thinning hair, and dry scalp while promoting healthier, fuller hair growth. It contains a rich blend of Omega-6 and Omega-9 fatty acids that nourish the scalp, boost circulation, and deeply hydrate both the scalp and hair strands, reducing dryness and breakage. These fatty acids help fortify hair follicles, supporting stronger and thicker hair growth.

The oil is also packed with Vitamins A and E, which are powerful antioxidants that protect the scalp from damage, promote cell regeneration, and help maintain natural moisture levels, creating an optimal environment for hair growth.

Importantly, Batana Oil helps reduce DHT (dihydrotestosterone) production, a hormone often associated with hair loss. By lowering DHT levels, Batana Oil helps prevent hair follicle shrinkage and supports the growth of thicker, fuller hair, making it an effective choice for those dealing with hair loss disorders.

Our hair oil is scented with a light coffee like scent.

Frequency:

• Apply 3-4 times a week for hair loss or thinning.

• For maintenance, use 2-3 times a week.

When to Apply:

• Apply in the evening or before bed to allow the oil to absorb overnight.

How to Apply:

• Warm a few drops in your hands and massage into your scalp for 5-10 minutes, focusing on thinning areas.

• Apply the rest to the hair lengths to hydrate and protect.

Results:

• Noticeably fuller hair typically seen within 3 weeks; continue for 3 months for optimal growth.

We recommend minimizing the use of hair products containing harsh chemicals, like Sodium Laureth Sulfate, while treating your hair with Batana Oil.

These chemicals can strip the hair and scalp of natural oils, reducing the benefits of Batana Oil.

For best results, reduce the use of shampoos and styling products and consider rinsing your hair with just water during treatment periods.

This approach helps preserve the oil’s natural nutrients and ensures maximum absorption.

Start by scooping out a small amount—about the size of a dime for short hair or a nickel for longer hair—from the jar.

Warm it between your palms until it melts, then massage it into your scalp and work through to the ends of your hair.

Adjust the amount as needed based on your hair length, thickness, and dryness level.

Batana Oil comes from the American palm tree, related to coconut and palm.

If you have tree nut allergies, please proceed with caution and consider doing a patch test on a small area of skin.

Certain jars may also contain small amounts of safe, FDA-cleared ingredients commonly used in hair and skincare, including conditioning agents (dimethicone, amodimethicone), natural oils (macadamia and batana), mild acids (citric and lactic acid), and other proteins.

If you have allergies to other cosmetic products, we do not recommend purchasing this product.