Most Batana oil I have seen comes in a bottle with a dropper. That's really oily! This is more like a brown paste. It's a nice consistency that is easy to apply and less messy than a drippy oil. It is 100% Batana oil, though, without a cream base. I find the jar, using it like a cream, handier than using an eye dropper out of a bottle. I use Batana oil as a pre-shampoo conditioner, and I have never been unhappy with the results. My hair comes out of the wash more manageable and with more gleam. Indeed, those are the instructions with this Batana oil: to put it in pre-shampoo and let it soak in for 20-60 minutes and then rinse and wash it out. The jar directions also suggest using some sort of a cap or cover on the hair while moisturizing with this Batana oil. That is unique. This paste has a really delicious, nutty, natural smell to it. It's almost sweet like coconut, but also very rich like coffee. I'm quite pleased with the product.

I recently tried Batana Oil for Hair Growth, and it has been a game-changer in my hair care routine. Sourced from Honduras, this oil is 100% raw, natural, and organic, making it a perfect choice for anyone seeking a chemical-free solution to hair growth and thickness. Key Benefits: Hair Growth: Within a few weeks of consistent use, I noticed a significant improvement in the rate of my hair growth. My hair feels longer and healthier, with visible new growth in areas that were previously thinning. Thickness: Batana Oil has remarkably thickened my hair. Each strand feels stronger and more voluminous. It has transformed my fine, limp hair into a lush, full mane. Hair Loss Treatment: As someone who has struggled with hair loss, I found this oil to be incredibly effective. It reduced hair fall significantly and helped in regrowing lost hair. Natural and Organic: Knowing that this oil is 100% raw, natural, and organic is a huge plus. It’s free from harmful chemicals and additives, making it safe for all hair types. Versatile: Suitable for both women and men, it’s a versatile product that addresses various hair concerns across different genders. Usage: I applied a small amount of Batana Oil to my scalp and hair, massaging it in gently. Leaving it on for a few hours or overnight before washing it out yielded the best results. Its rich, earthy scent is quite pleasant and adds to the overall experience. Drawbacks: The only minor drawback is its consistency. The oil is quite thick, which can make it a bit challenging to apply. However, warming it slightly before use makes it easier to handle. Conclusion: Overall, Batana Oil for Hair Growth is an exceptional product. Its natural, organic composition and effectiveness in promoting hair growth and thickness make it a must-try for anyone dealing with hair loss or looking to enhance their hair's health. Highly recommended!

So it's important to note that this product is to be used BEFORE shampooing and conditioning, instructions are simple, rub a little of the product between your fingers or palms prior to massaging onto the partings of your hair and you really don't need too much as it is a moisturizing oil, I then use my scalp massager to massage each section in then I cover with my shower cap and let it sit for at least 20 mins, I was running short on time, so 20 mins was all I could do, but you can leave for up to 60 mins, which is what I plan on doing next time. After shampooing and conditioning, my hair was feeling very soft, but will have to update in regards to hair growth as no product is instantaneous. But like it so far.

I cannot stop raving about this Batana Oil. It smells absolutely amazing and leaves your hair feeling very soft and moisturized so I got one for my granddaughters. They have a lot of hair and my daughter struggles to detangle and wash their hair so this Batana Oil will help to ease some of the work that she has to do. This oil is a 20-60 minute hot oil treatment/mask that will help to moisturize and detangle their hair, and it also helps to grow your hair. Once your Batana hot oil treatment/mask is completed, you will rinse your hair and continue with your routine shampoo and conditioning wash routine. This Batana oil will help to transform your hair into the soft, silky and gorgeous hair that it’s meant to be; EXCELLENT oil that comes very very highly recommended for purchase!!

Batana Oil for Hair Growth comes in a round jar and when opened, you see it is a dark brown color and has the aroma of a nice cup of coffee. Instead of drinking it, you're supposed to rub some wax between your fingers then apply it to your clean scalp, and leave it in for about 20-30 minutes. Then wash it out. Repeating this daily will make your head smell like coffee, not a bad thing, and hopefully increase hair growth. Even if your hair doesn't grow, you will smell good. All kidding aside, it looks and smells like a quality product that you will enjoy using.

This gets four stars for meeting expectations, for me five stars is something that exceeds my expectations, this meets my expectations which is still very good. At the time of order, the price was $15.99 with a 10% coupon available. I prefer Batana Oil in the 'solid' or cream form, it is easier for me to apply and avoid using too much - a little goes a long way. I've used Batana Oil in the past on towel dried hair before styling and over night in a cap as a mask. This brand suggests applying this 20-60 minutes before shampooing and hmmm, it worked out very well and even better than using overnight when I have to worry about the cap slipping off and staining the pillow. My thin hair is smoother and silkier to the touch after using. It has a pleasant 'nutty' scent which I enjoy but can't quite place/describe. Overall I like it for my hair.

This oil is promoted as hair growth serum, but it is especially beneficial for dry skin, deep conditioning and moisturizing skin too. It doesn't take a whole lot, just a little bit warm it by rubbing it together and applying to your hair. You leave it on for 3 to 5 minutes and then rinse thoroughly and wash your hair. It leave your hair soft silky and for me it seems to be much healthier. I am noticing less split ends and a healthier overall look. I don't know if I have actually grown any new hair, but it is nice for the look of your hair to be healthier. It has a nice smell, almost like coffee or hazelnut. It doesn't smell like chemicals at all. I'm pleased with the performance and quality of this product.

This batana oil is in a paste form not liquid thus making it easier to apply to certain body parts without dripping. The batana paste smells like toast and “melts” with some rubbing. I have tried batana oil in liquid form and love it for moisturizing my skin. I will use the paste form on my eyelashes and hair to promote grow.

Having long hair sometimes you run your fingers through it and your fingers might stick in parts where they tend to bind them together and sometimes your hair gets so dry that this really grips onto anything and can really pull out your hair causing you to lose hair. I've noticed with this it is fairly greasy, but definitely helps with adding a little bit of lubricant in my hair, preventing catching when I run my fingers through my hair. I'm not sure I will use it every day as it is fairly greasy but I will love to use this probably a few times a week to help nurture my hair and keep it fairly sleek. I've grown up in hair salons with my mother being a hairdresser who's used very professional stuff in her day. I've never tried or seen this until now. It's decent. Leaves the hair soft and silky.

Batana Oil is new to me, so I was eager to try it to add moisture to my thin, flyaway hair. It is supposed to be a good moisturizer for dry, damaged hair. As directed, I massaged it into my scalp and hair and covered it for about 30 minutes with a shower cap before washing it out. The shampoo washed out the oil easily and, after applying the conditioner, my hair felt so much smoother as I rinsed it. The wet hair wasn't tangled as it was combed. Rubbing just a little bit of the oil on your fingers to apply to dry hair after it is styled adds shine, moisture and definition. The Batana Oil can also be used to moisturize skin but, because it is made from the nut of the American Palm tree, don't use it if you are allergic to nuts. Also, it is important to know that this oil can clog pores on the face and scalp. Having just learned this, I won't rub it into my scalp again as it might promote hair falling out. I found that it is a nice moisturizer for the back of my hands. The caramel-colored Batana Oil smells like hazelnut coffee. For as little as is needed, the 4 oz. jar will last a very long time.