100% Pure Batana Oil from Honduras - Organic Raw Unrefined Hair Growth Oil - Natural Moisturizer for Skin and Hair - Cold Pressed Traditional Honduran Palm Nut Oil

I am absolutely in love with this 100% Pure Batana Oil! From the moment I started using it, I noticed a significant improvement in my hair. The oil feels incredibly natural and luxurious, and it’s amazing to know it’s organic, raw, and sourced directly from Honduras. The quality speaks for itself. I’ve been using it as a hair treatment, and it leaves my hair soft and shiny. A little goes a long way, so this jar will last for a good while. If you’re looking for an all-natural, versatile beauty product, this is a must-have. Highly recommended!

I apply a few drops to my scalp and hair ends before bed, and in the morning, my hair feels soft and nourished. I've noticed less frizz, and my hair looks shinier and healthier overall. The oil absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue, and the natural scent is subtle and pleasant. I've even used it as a deep conditioning and it worked for me.

I've made this oil a part of my weekend self-care routine, and it's been amazing. On saturday morning, I warm a few drops of the oil between my hands and massage it into my scalp and hair, focusing on the ends. I leave it on for about 30 minutes while I relax, then wash it out with a gentle shampoo. My hair feels so soft and nourished afterward, and the light scent is so refreshing. It's the perfect way to give my hair some extra love on the weekends.

This product is definitely legit and pure. A goes a long way and it easily melts on your fingers. However, the smell reminds me of an old man who drinks burnt coffee and smokes cigarettes all day. It really stinks. Butfrom what a friend of mine who's family is from Honduras told me, that's how you know it's pure. That smell is strong and expected. I'm sure I'll find something to combat the smell. For now I want to see results so I'm willing to smell for it. Lol. I don't really like ppl anyway, so the smell should keep the unwanteds away.

I don’t know what kind of coffee y’all are drinking but this does not smell like coffee. It smells like when I’m busy being a mom and I forgot about the rice. We call it smoked rice in this house because the burned crust on the bottom of the pan definitely flavors everything in it. That being said, I have it on my hair right now. And I will endure because I’m extremely curious about the effects of this stuff. It’s not so terrible that I can’t stand it but as I sit here and think about that smell, it could also smell like Old cigarettes. I really hope this is worth it after I wash it out and that the smell doesn’t linger. I will update when I find out. ** update** The smell lingers. It’s been six hours since I washed it out of my hair and it still reminds me of the smell of cigarettes. I can tell you, though, that if it weren’t for the off putting scent, I would continue using it. After I washed it out, my towel dried hair was noticeably thicker looking, or fluffier or something. I can’t really explain it. I blow dried it and it has a nice shine and it feels silky smooth. Almost bouncy. Despite the pretty results, I promptly took it to a FedEx store for a return. I hope to find a cold pressed batana oil. After doing research on how this stuff is created, I found out that the Brown oil ,which is definitely authentic (it melted in my hand like coconut oil) is extracted using a hot method. That’s what causes the burning smell. Some people equate it to the smell of coffee… Probably because they’ve never had good coffee before.