Batana Oil 30 ml

What Is Batana Oil?

Batana oil usually comes in a yellow liquid or thicker brown substance. According to Robinson, batana oil is “extracted from the American palm tree that is native to Central and South America.” It can be used to hydrate and moisturize the scalp—which helps achieve and maintain luscious locks and even repairs some damage.

Despite the name of the tree it comes from, it’s important to acknowledge batana oil’s Latin American roots. According to Dr. Penzi, its history goes back to Honduras—where it’s traditionally been used for beauty products. “The native Miskito people of Honduras have used it for hundreds of years—they have referred to it as ‘miracle oil,’ as it has helped them to grow longer, stronger hair and also has many benefits for the skin,” she adds.

Benefits of Batana Oil

• Moisturizes skin: “Given [batana oil] is rich in vitamins and omega-6 fatty acids, it can work as an emollient to help moisturize the skin,” notes Robinson.
• Nourishes hair: “When applied to the hair shaft, [batana oil] is deeply nourishing and hydrating,” says Hallajian. The thick substance has fatty acids to nourish and strengthen hair while locking in moisture and shine, she adds.
• Repairs hair structure: According to Hallajian, batana oil contains a lot of antioxidants and vitamin E. This “can help rebuild the hair’s structure and reduce oxidative stress,” Hallajian says.
  
• Can enhance hair color: Batana oil may also have a tinting effect on dark hair because of its dark color, Hallajian says. “However, it does not contain pigments like henna or chemical dyes, so its coloring effect is more about enhancing the existing color and adding shine rather than changing hair color.”
• Light protection from UV rays: “Batana oil has tocopherols and tocotrienols that act as antioxidants, protecting the skin against UV rays and environmental pollution while fighting free radicals that lead to photodamage,” explains Dr. Penzi. However, using a traditional SPF is still critical, so, no—you can’t replace your sunscreen with batana oil.

Potential Side Effects

“As with any natural botanical product, there is always a risk of an allergy or sensitivity to the product, manifesting as redness, scaling, itching, and so forth,” says Dr. Penzi. However, you shouldn’t be too worried. Batana oil is generally safe for all skin types, Dr. Penzi adds.

Still, everyone’s skin and hair tolerance is different. Before slathering any product or new skincare ingredient on your face, do a patch test or consult your dermatologist. If you’re testing it at home, Dr. Penzi advises applying a small amount to your inner forearm for two to three nights in a row. “If no reaction occurs, you should feel comfortable to start using the product on your face,” she says.

How to Use Batana Oil

Skincare

There are plenty of ways to incorporate batana oil into your routine to make your skin feel and look amazing. “This oil can be incorporated into facial cleansers, moisturizers, and masks,” says Robinson. However, please don’t overdo it. Per Dr. Penzi, implementing this ingredient a few times a week is more than enough. If your skin is dry or dehydrated, she recommends using the oil one to two nights a week. If you have oily or acne-prone skin, she says to use the oil as a first step in your regimen, followed by a water-based cleanser to avoid clogging the pores.

Haircare

Similar to how you’d want to patch test batana oil on your skin, you’ll want to follow that process before you douse your hair in it. After all, your scalp is still skin. You don’t have to pick a place on your scalp for a patch test, though. In fact, you can use the results from the patch test you conducted on your forearm. If you didn’t experience a reaction, you’re good to use this on your hair. Once you’re ready, dispense about a quarter-sized amount on your palms before massaging it into your hair. You can leave it in for a half-hour and then wash it out.

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Batana oil is a natural ingredient extracted from the American oil palm tree. It is a vitamin-rich butter made from the nut of the South American Palm Tree. Batana oil has been used for thousands of years by the indigenous peoples of the region to strengthen and nourish hair. It is known for its benefits to hair growth, moisturizing, detangling, thickening, and regrowth of hair. Batana oil contains essential oils, vitamins, and minerals that may promote healthy hair when used with carrier oil.

Benefits

REVITALIZE YOUR HAIR

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FORGET ABOUT SPLIT ENDS

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GREAT NOURISHING EFFECT

Our batana oil for hair growth approved has high levels of essential fatty acids to regenerate your hair and scalp by stimulating the follicles, providing nourishment like no other oil does. batana oil gives your hair volume and thickness you’ve always desired.

NATURAL HAIR DYE

In addition to the rest of its beneficial effects, batana oil for hair growth can also help you cover white hairs! Batana oil pure acts as a natural dye, and repeated applications turns hair brownish.

IMPROVE DRY HAIR

This hair oil promises to combat dryness and deeply nourish your locks. Just add a few drops into your styling spray or leave-in conditioner. Or you can apply it on its own, as the final step of your haircare routine.

REPAIR DEMAGE LOCK

Try a hot oil treatment (or add a few drops into your deep conditioner) so the ingredient penetrates deeply into your hair to strengthen strands. Once you apply the oil, use your fingertips to massage it gently onto the scalp. Then, wrap your hair and put it in a plastic cap for 15 to 30 minutes. Finally, rinse and continue with the rest of your wash routine.

RESTORE SHINE

If you’re experiencing any dullness, batana oil can help. “The natural emollients can add a lustrous shine to the hair and enhance its overall appearance.

REDUCE BREAKAGE AND FRIZZ

Batana oil can help prevent split ends, while taming any frizz, keeping hair smoother and more manageable.

SOOTH DRY HAIR

it’s rich in vitamins and omega-6 fatty acids, it can work as an emollient to help moisturize the skin and provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits, And given the antioxidant properties, it may protect the skin from fine lines and wrinkles.

HOW TO USE: After washing, massage into scalp for up to 5 minutes to promote faster hair growth. Apply to ends to help with split ends. Rinse & wash out on wash day.