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Essentially Natural Batana Oil - Cold Pressed

Essentially Natural Batana Oil - Cold Pressed

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INCI: Elaeis Oleifera Kernel Oil

Batana Oil is a rich, cold pressed oil used in intensive hair and skin conditioning routines where a heavier, more cushioning feel is preferred. It is especially popular in pre-shampoo treatments, rich hair oils, and targeted body care for very dry-feeling areas. This is an oil-soluble ingredient, not a water-soluble one, and it may partially solidify in cooler temperatures because of its naturally rich character. The oil is derived from palm (Elaeis oleifera) and is best suited to cosmetic use.

♡ Why we love it: We choose to stock Batana Oil because it brings a deeply rich, concentrated feel that works especially well in protective hair and body care routines. It suits a more intensive style of natural care, and it gives makers a distinctive palm-derived oil that can be used neat or softened with lighter carriers.

This product is certified: Vegan and Beauty Without Cruelty.

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  • INCI Name: Elaeis Oleifera Oil
  • Botanical Name: Elaeis oleifera
  • Form: Rich oil
  • Solubility: Oil soluble (not water soluble)
  • Ingredients: 100% pure batana oil, cold pressed, unrefined
  • Country Of Origin: India
  • Conditioning dry, damaged-looking hair
  • Adding shine and softness to the ends
  • Rich scalp oil routines
  • Nourishing dry-feeling skin areas such as elbows, knees, heels, and cuticles
  • Blending into balms, butters, and richer body products

    Batana Oil Is For:

  • Dry, coarse, or textured hair routines that enjoy richer oils
  • Intensive pre-shampoo treatments and overnight hair masks
  • Very dry-feeling skin areas needing extra comfort
  • Rich body products and protective oil blends

    • Batana Oil Is Not For:

  • Very lightweight hair oils
  • Fast-absorbing body oil finishes
  • Water-based formulas without an emulsifier
  • Minimal-oil routines
  • As a Hair Mask: Apply to damp hair as a pre-shampoo treatment, then wash out.
  • As a Leave-On Hair Oil: Use a very small amount on the ends for softness and shine.
  • As a Body Oil: Massage into dry-feeling areas as needed.
  • As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Blend into balms, body butters, and richer oil formulas.
  • Processing Tip: Warm gently if solidified for easier blending and application.
  • For external use only
  • Do not ingest
  • Avoid contact with eyes
  • Patch test before first use
  • Discontinue use if irritation occurs
  • Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight and heat

Q: Why does Batana Oil sometimes feel semi-solid?
A: Its naturally rich profile can cause it to thicken or partially solidify in cooler temperatures.

Q: Can Batana Oil be blended with lighter oils?
A: Yes. Pairing it with lighter carriers can improve spread and reduce the overall weight of the blend.

Q: Is Batana Oil better suited to hair or skin?
A: It works for both, but it is especially useful where a richer, more protective feel is wanted.

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