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This stuff really WORKS for me!

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