Batana Oil for Hair Strenthening: Dr Sebi 100% Pure and Raw Honduras Hair Treatment Oil - Pre or Post Shower Hair care for Curly/Coily/Wavy Hair 4.23oz

I've lost so much hair, that I recently began wearing a wig. I decided to try using this, applied in the morning and left it in my hair&scalp all day long under my wig. I figured it couldn't hurt since I already brush out chunks every day anyway. I immediately noticed that almost ZERO hairs came out when I brushed after removing my wig. That has never ever happened before. It's too soon to see any hair growth, but it's definitely stopped my extreme hair shedding/loss which, to me, says so much. My hair is very soft and seems to be stronger. The smell is a nice sweet coffee scent and the consistency is similar to a thinned out / oily peanut butter. So far, I love it.

The oil has a luxuriously thick consistency, yet it absorbs surprisingly well without leaving a heavy residue. A little goes a long way; warming a few drops between palms before application helps distribute it evenly. While it works beautifully as an overnight pre-wash treatment for deep conditioning, those with fine hair may prefer using it sparingly as a leave-in to avoid weighing strands down. That was my case and it worked well for me!After consistent use over 6–8 weeks, I noticed a visible reduction in hair shedding and increased softness. My strands felt stronger, with fewer split ends, and there were promising signs of new growth along the hairline. Patience is key! This isn’t a quick fix but a nourishing treatment that supports long-term hair health.Pros:I found the oil ideal for scalp massages, split-end treatments, or cuticle oil. I had a friend borrow some and they had thicker, curlier hair than me and they loved it! The oil caters to diverse hair types and textures.Cons:The natural, earthy fragrance might not appeal to everyone, though it dissipates after application. While nourishing, those with oily scalps or fine hair should use sparingly to avoid buildup.Comparison to Other Oils:Batana Oil strikes a balance between the lightness of argan oil and the density of coconut oil. It’s particularly suited for thick, curly, or damaged hair needing intense moisture, yet adaptable enough for finer textures when used judiciously.Final Thoughts:This Raw Batana Oil is a worthy investment for anyone prioritizing natural hair care. While the scent and texture require slight adjustment, its benefits for thickness, strength, and overall hair vitality are undeniable. Pair it with a consistent routine for best results. Highly recommended for those seeking a potent alternative to commercial hair growth serums!

Works for my husband. Hair growing where there was a bald spot. He loves the smell and results and says it’s prevents dandruff.

Y’all! I have very baby soft, curly hair. I didn’t ever think my hair could get any softer!!! This is the first time I’ve used this product since purchase. I bought it because I had shingles in my scalp and I wanted relief from the itchy, dryness and for some of the hair to grow back around my hairline while looking for overall hair thickness and growth.Immediately after applying it into my scalp, my scalp and hair looked/felt rejuvenated. Shinier and it elongated my curly hair strands. Soft and silky with a coffee aroma. I believe this product will do wonders for my hair.I haven’t washed it out yet. But I do plan to after letting it set as directed.While I can’t offer you long term results yet, I couldn’t go without writing a review about what I’m experiencing as soon as I applied the product.Get you some! I highly recommend it just for the first application ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The media could not be loaded. 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. I leave it on overnight. I feel it makes my hair shiny, feel thicker and grow faster. I have been using for almost a year about once a week. A little goes a long way! Would recommend.

This actually comes in an oily cream consistency. It has a great smell and I really do think it works. I’ve seen my hair grow, and my gray hair is becoming more blonde and I also put it on my eyebrows and I’ve seen them grow. I don’t think you can go wrong with this