Raw Batana Oil for Hair Growth ‒ 100% Pure & Natural from Honduras ‒ Promotes Thicker & Softer Hair ‒ Nourishes & Rejuvenates ‒ 4 oz.

My hair is growing back. It works!

This product is organic and advertised accurately. There is a smell of coffee however the benefits outweigh the natural fragrant.

My hair began to shed after using this product. I purchased some for my sister, and she also developed a rash on her hairline and then I bought one for my cousin and she experienced the same symptoms. The company did give me all of my money back for the three jars and they adamantly expressed that they are authentic! They did not know that I purchased Batana oil from Europe and had great results but it was expensive. So I opted for a less expensive one that proved poor results… YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR… BUYER BEWARE

I'm not sure if the product works, I just got it but the burnt coffee smell is very strong. Very strong.

I don't know if this does anything good for your hair. Maybe? Probably not. I tried it a few times, and it's just really hard to get over the fact that this smells like a tar pit. It's like rubbing yourself with tar. It's like wearing a shirt made out of fresh tires. It's like rolling around in a pile of tires after eating a bunch of tires and then sweating out tire sweat. It's like, really bad. I'd put this on my hair if it instantly made my hair amazing, but short of that it's just really hard to get into a place where I want to smell this bad.

I first became aware of batana oil a few months ago, and it is thick, rich and has a strong scent which takes a little getting used too (it is smokey, from the traditional methods of processing used). I really like the fragrance, now. My hair needs all the help it can get, and this oil works so well for me. Since then, I have purchased several oils that claim to be batana but are not. This one seems to be the real deal. It looks and smells exactly as I would expect. It is almost solid at room temperature and is really more of a balm. It is a little grainy, but easily melts in my hands before I apply it to my hair. I have baby fine hair and many oil-based products are hard to wash out and weigh it down, so I have to be careful to just use a very small amount. I use it once a week or so when I have time to wash it out thoroughly afterwards. I focus mainly on my scalp and finger comb any extra through the length of my hair and put it all up in a towel for an hour or so. I do have to shampoo two or three times to get it all out. But my hair looks great afterward. It is normally dry and lifeless and tangles easily (a lot like straw). But after using this it is easy to comb and so manageable. It looks smooth and shiny and feels soft. Because of the strong fragrance (it smells like smoke, chocolate and strong coffee to me) and the weight, this isn't a hair oil that I would just add a dab on the ends of my hair before getting ready for the day and leave in. It is definitely something that needs to be washed out. I think this oil is well worth the price and will definitely buy it again when needed. That probably won't be for a long time as this four-ounce jar will last probably last me for one or two years. The oil came in an inexpensive, light-weight jar with a rather flimsy lid. And it was sealed. I'm glad to have found this oil, although I do wish it came in a nicer (or at least sturdier) jar since it will be used frequently and will be so long-lasting.

It's great to use after showering. I like to get a little and just massage it through my hair and then brushing it out.

I love this raw banana oil! It smells good and absorbs well. It nourishes and moisturizes your hair from scalp to root. It helps you maintain healthy hair, which helps with slow but steady growth. It is a great value!