Batana oil for hair

WHO AM I?

Processing method of Batana Oil (Elaeis Oleifera Kernel Oil) : cold pressing of nuts
Botanical name: Elaeis oleifera
Family: Arecaceae
Colour: orange
Texture: oily
Origin: La Moskita, Honduras

100 % pure & natural without any other additives

Batana oil is obtained from the nut of the American palm tree, which is native to Central America. The indigenous Miskito tribe (also known as “the people with good hair”) discovered it in Honduras and employed it as a holistic hair and skin care therapy.

Palmitic acid 43 – 46%
Stearic acid 4 – 6%
Oleic acid 37 – 41%
Linoleic acid 9 – 12%

PROPERTIES OF BATANA OIL

PROPERTY	BATANA OIL
Intense hydration	Batana oil is renowned for its exceptional ability to deeply hydrate the hair and scalp. It contains a high concentration of essential fatty acids, such as oleic acid and linoleic acid, which help lock in moisture and prevent dryness, leaving hair soft and supple.
Reinforcement and repair	The composition of the oil, rich in nutrients, including vitamin E and antioxidants, helps repair damaged hair and prevent further breakage. It strengthens the hair shaft, minimizes the appearance of split ends and strengthens the entire hair.
Prevent hair loss	Stopping hair loss is possible by using our Batana oil, you will be able to avoid and slow down hair loss as much as possible. Its properties contain vitamins and amino acids vital for our follicles.
Protection against environmental stressors	Thanks to its high antioxidant content, batana oil acts as a protective barrier against environmental pollutants and UV damage, preserving the health and vitality of your hair.
Improved shine	The natural properties of batana oil improve the shine of dull, lackluster hair, leaving it looking radiant and healthy.
Improved Hair Growth	Regular use of batana oil has been linked to stimulation of hair growth through its nourishing and stimulating effects on follicles. This makes it an ideal ingredient for people looking to increase the thickness and volume of their hair.

USERS

ADULTS & TEENS	KIDS 8+	PREGNANT + 3 MONTHS & BREASTFEEDING
	KIDS 8-	PREGNANT 3- MONTHS

USAGE OF BATANA OIL

HAIR	-Dry and damaged hair -Hair damaged by chemical treatments
SKIN	-Dry and rough skin -Premature signs of skin aging

PRACTICE

External use only

• Experts recommend using it at least once to twice a week depending on your hair type and condition.
• Use it alone as a pre-shampoo treatment or mix a few drops into your conditioner and leave it on for at least 15-30 minutes to use as a mask.
• If you want to use it as a night treatment, wear a cap to avoid staining your pillowcases and sheets.
• Apply the oil to where you want the hair to grow. Gently massage the shaft and scalp for two to three minutes. Then, wash your hair and pat dry until it is semi-dry.

Batana oil can also be used to moisturize your nails and cuticles.

CAUTION

• Do not use on pregnant women or young children
• For external use only
• The results will be visible after a month of use.
• Avoid contact with your eyes,
• If after continued use of our product, you experience itching or redness on your skin, we recommend that you wash it and stop using it as you may have an allergic reaction.
• This may cause an allergic reaction: people with nut allergies should avoid using it. Allergic reactions can range from mild to more severe symptoms, so a skin test is crucial before widespread use
• This can be heavy for certain hair types. Those with fine or oily hair should avoid using it as it can clog pores and cause hair loss.
• Batana oil is high in oleic fatty acids, which means it is thicker and takes longer to penetrate than oils that are higher in linoleic fatty acid. The results can be wonderful for dry skin and/or dry scalp, but they can clog pores for oily or acne-prone skin.

STORAGE CONDITIONS

Keep it in the original bottle, away from air and light, at a temperature below 20C

If the climate you live in is cold, you will notice how the oil will solidify. If you have difficulty applying it, you can heat it a little so that it becomes more liquid. We recommend leaving it in the sun or near heat sources so that it dissolves little by little.

Once applied, the oil will return to its natural, more solid state.

As for other oil alternatives to moisturize your scalp and strands, you can also try coconut oil, jojoba oil, and castor oil.

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