Go Ho Raw Batana Oil for Hair Growth,4.23Oz Organic Batana Oil from Honduras, 100% Pure Unrefined Natural Hair Oil, Promotes Thicker Stronger Hair Growth, For Dry Curly Damaged Hair

I love the smell of it and my hair is less frizzy. Also after using it for several months, hair is growing faster and thicker

Great smell and all purpose use on hair and skin! Buying again!

Didn't like the smell

This smells like a combination of chocolate, coffee, and toffee. Very delicious smelling. Definitely smells like something I want to eat. It also comes in a decent sized jar. I live in Florida, and it is crazy hot here so it arrived somewhat melted. If it's cold where you are, you will have to warm up little bits in your hand before being able to use. A little dab goes far and it is great for dry hair ends. If you are used to using cocoa butter, shea butter, or coconut oil, this is about the level of greasiness we are talking about. I like it as a hand moisturizer too. Apparently according to what I've read online it can be good for the skin and brittle nails. Kind of seems like an all around good oil to use. I've never heard of batana for hair growth until now, but I believe most likely the way it works is more about keeping your hair healthy, and moisturized to reduce breakage and allow you to grow your hair longer. It's too soon to tell if it actually GROWS hair faster, but if I notice that, I will report back. The ONLY ingredient in this is batana oil. I think using it all over my scalp regularly would make me feel to greasy. That is one of the issues I have with most hair growth oils, I have to be a bit more oily than I want to on a daily basis. However, the instructions on THIS box suggest to use it by massaging into scalp or other affected areas for 2-5 minutes. You as a leave in treatment for overnight. Use once or twice a week and it suggests it is for skin and hair. It does seem like it is versatile and also probably a great ingredient in DIY beauty products.

No new hair growth and I used it religiously

I've never used this type of oil before, and I really enjoyed my first use of it. My hair is color-treated, long and has seen better days. I detest it when I'm going through those frizzy days when I can't hide the damage even when I've got my hair up in a bun. So far, the results are nice, but I did use it in moderation to avoid the look of a heavy oil application. The wide-tooth comb slipped nicely through my hair and it dried naturally without the "crispy" look that I hate. If you are looking to try something to give your hair the hope of "healing" back to it's natural look, definitely give this a chance. I would certainly continue to use this type of oil again.

This is a great quality batana oil made with fresh ingredients from Honduras. It is raw and pure. It is a solid oil not the purified, processed liquid oil. It has pleasant smell. It melts easily in your hands when your rub it into your scalp and hair. This is a 120 gram bottle from Go Ho brand. Batana oil is is sourced directly from Honduras, free from additives or chemicals, ensuring unparalleled quality and effectiveness. If you are looking for a raw batana oil product for your hair routine, we recommend this one!

I have very thin, dry, brittle, fine and curly hair so I'm always on the hunt to find products. I picked this up thinking it might help moisturize and reduce frizz. It smells rather nice, almost coffee nutty like. I wasn't sure exactly how to use it as the label left a lot of questions. It basically states to massage into scalp for 2-5 minutes and leave in for best results. Use 2-3 times a week. Do I do this before or after washing hair? We hair? Dry hair? I ended up using it as a conditioner in the shower after washing my hair which made sense and then attempting to wash it out with warm water. It didn't work. The product is very greasy and clung to my hair. I ended up using a little shampoo. It didn't take it all out so I shampooed my hair AGAIN, which I am pretty sure only aids in further damage and drying. It did seem to help with the frizz as I didn't aid my typical go to antifrizz product which was pretty amazing. Not much helps with that, but I have to say even after shampooing my hair there is still a bit of a greasy look. I think next time I'm going to add this to my hair dry before showering and then wash it out with my normal shampoo. I'm not brave enough to leave this in over night, something I suspect my bedding approves of. It's too early to note the long term effects of use, but I appreciate the anti frizz at the moment. Overall, not bad. At the present price of $9.99 it seems with in fair market value but being a rather small container with the suggested 2-3 times a week use this jar won't last very long especially with longer hair if you apply to all of your hair.