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It is dark colored, and smells like burned sugar cane. But hey - you want it for how it will bring your hair back to life, not the aroma, right

Batana Oil is extracted from the nuts of the American oil palm tree (Elaeisoleifera) by the Miskito people of La Moskitia, Honduras. They have used the oil for centuries.

Although the Miskito people work in the sun all day, their neighbors call them "Tawira," which means People of Beautiful Hair. That's because batana oil thickens and beautifies your hair, bringing out its natural vibrant shining color and its joyous bounce.

What's more, this amazing beauty and care oil also moisturizes and rejuvenates your skin!

Batana Oil is a solid at ordinary room temperatures, and begins melting when you scoop it up with your fingertip.

Common English Name: Batana oil

Botanical Name: Elaeis Oleifera

Plant Family: Arecaceae.

Method of Extraction: Extraction is a labor-intensive process. The nuts are washed, dried, and cracked to release the fruit. The fruit is boiled and pounded to remove the outer shell. The remaining fruit is cooked over fire to extract the oil.

Origin: La Moskita, Honduras.

Plant Description: A tall palm tree which produces a small amount of fruit each year – from which a limited amount of oil is extracted.

Main Chemical Components: Fatty acids, toctrienols (Vitamin E family).

Blends Well With: Other carrier oils; essential oils. Uses: Aging skin, damaged skin, dry skin, dry hair, damaged hair.

Fun Fact: Used by the indigenous people of La Moskita as a body and hair moisturizer.

Cautions for Use: None known.