Dr. Sebi Raw Batana Oil from Honduras,Unrefined, Organic and Natural Ingredients – Promotes Hair Growth and Thickness for Men & Women, 100% Pure , 4.2 OZ

Softer hair!
I love how soft this makes my hair. It calms my frizz and detangles my knots. I have used it as a pre-poo and as a moisturizer. It smells like burnt coffee. It can feel greasy, but my dry hair likes that. Would recommend and will repurchase.

Time is important
It has been about 3 weeks and I am seeing progress. I am also taking a multi vitamin because there must be a logical reason for hair loss. I recognize that my hair has grown a bit. I have less breakage. My hair is not as dry as before.My Grand daughter does not like the smell but I have no issue with the smell, I actually like it. The smell does not last very long.Give it time and ensure that you are using a proper shampoo and conditioner. Have your blood check for deficiencies and hormones. Avoid stress.

Does’nt appear to be pure, and is not similar to Victor’s products.
I use Victor , Dr. Sebi’s son’s products, including his rare Batana oil. Pictured on the left is Aipiler Dr. Sebi claimed raw , unrefined.However, you can see a clear difference.Sebi’s oil is very solid, hard, Aipiler’s is very very soft, like a butter.Sebi’s smells more like chocolate, and coffee. Aipiler’s smells more like a weaker , maybe nuttier, older smell.Aipiler’s bottle is slightly taller. with clearer advertisement.I cant tell which is the better purer product because I havent seen Batana in person.Sept 30, 2024 update:Dont let the nice packaging sticker fool you. I dont think this “Batana” oil is raw. Im not sure why this product advertised Dr. Sebi’s name. After research I’ve found that Batana oil naturally has a gritty texture, like firm coconut oil, as in Victor’s products. This product is NOT gritty. its very smooth like vaseline, or a body butter. Aipiler batana always has some seperation going on, thinner liquid in the center and the solid buttery texture surrounds it. Sebi’s is solid throughout. I’ll leave you to decide from the pic and video provided.So Victor Bowman has totally different directions for use. He doesnt wash out the Batana as THIS product directs. Simply rub it in when you want it. I use it all week on a daily basis without washing out. SEBI’s product still smells nice after all those days. sometimes ill wash my hair more often but it isn’t necessary with HIS product. At some point I will try that with this one and see if it yields similar results.Essentially I switched over to Sebi’s (bolingo balance) because Im just gravitating towards it, however I purchased this one due to the cheaper price, but over time, I’m scheptical of this.

Works Great in my hair
Definitely works great in my hair just a downside is the size I wish It came in also a bigger size because it only lasted around a half month for me 15 days smell is definitely strong but worth it for the sake of hair growth and healthy

I’ve been using organic Batana oil on my medium length, thick, wavy, and oily hair, and it’s been a game changer. The oil is easy to apply, with a smooth, non greasy texture that absorbs well. It has a pleasant scent, though it can be a bit strong.Used as a pre shower treatment, the immediate results are impressive,my hair felt softer and shinier after just one use. Over a month, I’ve noticed improved hydration and significantly reduced frizz. However, I haven’t observed any changes in hair growth.It’s worth noting that you’ll need to shampoo at least twice to completely remove the oil and residue, but the results are well worth the effort. While the price is on the higher side, the quality justifies it, and I plan to keep using it. I’d highly recommend this oil for those with dry or chemically treated hair it provides excellent nourishment and leaves hair looking healthier.

The Batana Oil has a lovely scent of cocoa and coffee and is easy to apply and absorbs without leaving debris in your hair. The jar was sealed with foil for extra freshness when I first opened it, and the oil was solid, with a texture similar to a firm butter. Once the oil was warmed in my hand, it melted and turned softer. The texture is smooth and oily and easy to rub into your scalp and hair. I left the oil in my hair for an hour to absorb and tied my hair up. The fragrance was pleasant and not overpowering. It was easy to wash the oil out using shampoo, and afterwards, my hair feels soft, clean and shiny, without leaving any residue behind.It’s recommended to use the product 2-3 times a week so I will continue to do this. I will also try leaving the oil in overnight for extra benefit.The Batana Oil is nutrient rich and contains caffeine. It comes with instructions and information and suggests it will keep for up to 3 years.

Great oil so far, it smells like coffee and makes my hair and soft and shiny. Will continue to use and see the results for thicker hair seems great so far