Glow Restore Deep Hair Mask

Batana Oil (from the American Oil Palm, Elaeis oleifera) has an unusually high concentration of oleic acid (omega-9) and linoleic acid (omega-6) compared to other hair oils. These fatty acids penetrate deep into the hair cortex rather than just coating the surface, repairing the internal protein structure of damaged hair from the inside out. Beta-carotene in Batana also adds warmth and shine to the hair tone. Unlike coconut oil, Batana is less likely to cause hygral fatigue (damage from excessive moisture absorption) in already-porous damaged hair.

15 to 30 minutes for a standard treatment, or up to 60 minutes for a deep repair session on severely damaged hair. Apply to clean, damp hair from mid-length to ends, cover with a shower cap (the trapped heat significantly increases penetration), and rinse thoroughly with warm water followed by a cool rinse to seal the cuticle. Use once per week for maintenance or twice per week for intensive repair.

Yes. Batana Oil is particularly effective for natural, afro-textured, curly, and chemically processed hair that tends toward dryness and porosity. For fine hair, apply only from mid-lengths to ends and use a smaller amount than you would for thicker hair to avoid weighing the hair down. It is especially beneficial after colour treatment, heat styling, or chemical relaxing.

A very small amount (less than half a teaspoon for most hair lengths) can be applied to the ends of dry or damp hair as a leave-in treatment for shine and frizz control. However, Batana Oil is quite rich, so start with a minimal amount and increase only if needed. Using too much as a leave-in can make hair feel heavy or greasy, particularly on finer hair types.

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