Stronger Hair. Fuller-Looking Edges. Naturally.
100% pure Batana oil from Honduras, the traditional Miskito ritual naturalistas love to nourish the scalp and help hair feel stronger and thicker.
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What is Batana oil? A hair ritual from Honduras
Batana oil is a natural oil traditionally made from the nut of the American oil palm and used for generations by the Miskito people of Honduras in their hair care rituals. Loved for its rich, deeply conditioning feel, it has become a favorite for nourishing the scalp and hair, especially curly, coily and dry textures.
Our bottle contains 100% pure Batana oil, nothing else. Used consistently, it helps hair feel softer, stronger and fuller-looking. It is made for men and women, and for all hair types.
A few drops, a scalp massage, and a ritual that is simple, natural and made to last.
Batana Oil Benefits for Curly, Coily & Textured Hair
Why naturalistas love pure Batana oil: deep moisture, softness and a fuller-looking finish, with one ingredient and no complicated routine.
Deep moisture for dry hair
Rich Batana oil nourishes thirsty curls and coils from scalp to ends, so hair feels softer and less dry.
Soft, shiny, easier to detangle
Adds slip and shine on wash day, so detangling and styling feel smoother.
Fuller-looking edges and hair
Used consistently, it helps promote hair thickness for a fuller, stronger-feeling look, edges included.
Nourishing scalp care
A gentle scalp massage with Batana oil keeps your scalp comfortable and healthy-feeling.
Great with protective styles
Smooth it over braids, twists and twist-outs to add shine and keep your ends feeling nourished.
100% pure Honduran Batana oil
One ingredient, nothing added. Made for curls, coils and every texture, from 3C to 4C.
One ingredient. A simple ritual. Made for curls, coils and every texture.
Shop Batana OilHow to use it
Warm a few drops
Rub a few drops between your palms to gently warm the oil.
Massage in
Work it into your scalp and through your lengths with your fingertips.
Leave it, then wash
Leave on for 30 minutes or overnight, then shampoo as usual.
Before / After
Photos shared by customers who use Batana oil as part of their hair routine.
Individual results vary depending on hair type and consistency of use.
What our customers say
Rated 5 out of 5 starsReal reviews from customers with curly, coily and textured hair.
This oil has become my best friend – mums who’ve just given birth, give it a go – it’s incredible
Just a great product! 2nd order
A handy bottle, a light oil that’s easy to apply – we’ll have to wait and see what the long-term results are.
Excellent product, lovely smell and not greasy
Frequently asked questions
What is Batana oil and where does it come from?
Batana oil is a natural oil traditionally made from the nut of the American oil palm and used for generations by the Miskito people of Honduras in their hair care rituals. Ours is 100% pure Batana oil, nothing added, in a 118 mL (4 fl oz) bottle.
What are the benefits of Batana oil for curly, coily and textured hair?
Batana oil deeply nourishes the scalp and hair. Used consistently, it helps hair feel softer, shinier and easier to detangle, and helps promote hair thickness for a fuller-looking result. It is a rich oil that curly, coily and dry hair tends to love.
How do I use Batana oil on my hair?
Warm a few drops between your palms, massage them into your scalp and through your lengths, leave on for 30 minutes or overnight, then shampoo as usual. A little goes a long way: start with a small amount and add more if needed.
How often should I use it?
We suggest starting with 1 to 2 times per week, for example on wash day, and adjusting to what your hair needs.
Can I use it on my edges and scalp?
Yes. Use a small amount and massage gently into your scalp and edges. As with any new product, do a patch test first (see below).
Is it right for my hair type (3C, 4A, 4B, 4C)?
It is made for all hair types, men and women. Because it is a rich oil, finer or low-porosity hair may prefer fewer drops.
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