Pure Batana Oil

Pure Batana Oil

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      It's no coincidence that the Tawira Miskito people of Honduras are known as the "people of beautiful hair" — they have a long-standing tradition of using batana oil to nourish and maintain their strong, healthy, shiny hair. You can now also benefit from the oil's high vitamin E, omega-6 and carotenoid content at Bulk Naturals. 

       

      Honduras 

      Directly sourced 

      2oz-1gal

      Size range

      15%

      Off Orders Over $250

       

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      Jar of Bulk Naturals banana oil on a neutral background with a plant in the corner
      Batana Oil (American Palm)
      from $13.18
      Bottle of amber liquid with a black cap on a light gray background
      Batana Oil- Cold Pressed-Small Batch
      from $9.50
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      Bulk Batana Oil (American Palm)
      $310.00 from $294.50 Save $15.50

      Honduras’ Best Kept Secret for Hair & Skin

      Batana oil is extracted from the Elaeis oleifera palm tree, which is native to the rainforests of Central America. Batana oil has many benefits, as for generations, the indigenous Miskito people of Honduras have used it to keep their hair exceptionally healthy, thick and lustrous, and their skin nourished.

      Batana oil is extracted through a traditional, hand-crafted process. It has a characteristic nutty, earthy aroma and a rich, semi-solid, butter-like texture at room temperature. It melts gently when warmed and is easily absorbed by both hair and skin.

      At Bulk Naturals Wholesale, our batana oil is sourced directly from small plantations in Honduras, available in multiple forms, including raw, unfiltered, cold-pressed, and as part of our curated range of finished batana hair and skin care products.

      Featured Batana Oil 

      From raw bulk oil for large-scale formulation to ready-to-use serums, balms and conditioners, we have every format you could possibly need, all direct from the source.

      Batana Oil- Cold Pressed

      Gently cold-pressed to preserve the full nutritional profile of the American palm nut. Achieves a cleaner, more consistent texture ideal for professional cosmetic and hair care formulations.

      Cold Pressed • Hair Restoration • Formulator Grade

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      Batana Leave in Conditioner

      Lightweight yet deeply reparative. Formulated with Batana Oil, Shea Nut Oil, Aloe Vera, Chebe Oil, and Cocoa Butter to reduce breakage, seal moisture, and protect against environmental damage.

      Leave-In • Anti-Breakage

       • Moisture Seal

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      Batana Oil Benefits and Usage

      Whether you're using batana oil for hair or incorporating it into professional formulations, here's how to get the most from this oil.

      Batana Oil for Hair

      1. Warm a small amount of batana oil between your palms until it melts to a liquid, as it softens quickly at body temperature.
      2. Apply directly to the scalp, working in gentle circular motions to stimulate circulation and encourage absorption.
      3. Work the remaining oil through mid-lengths and ends to nourish and protect against breakage and UV damage.
      4. Leave on for at least 30 minutes (or overnight for an intensive treatment), then wash out thoroughly with a gentle shampoo.
      5. Use 2–3 times per week consistently for best results.

      Batana Oil for DIY

      1. Melt batana oil gently in the oil phase of your formulation, as it incorporates readily with other plant oils and butters.
      2. Use at recommended levels (see the table below) as it is a rich and semi-solid oil.
      3. Batana oil pairs beautifully with lightweight carrier oils like jojoba or argan to achieve a balanced and non-greasy finish.
      4. Suitable for use in hair masks, scalp oils, conditioners, body butters, balms, rich creams, and bar soaps.
      5. Store finished formulations away from heat and direct light. Shelf life: 12+ months when properly stored and formulated.

      Recommended Use Levels in Formulations

      5-100%

      Hair and Scalp Treatments

      Can be used neat as a mask or blended into conditioners

      5-30%

      Beard and Hair Oils

      Blended with lighter oils for spreadability

      2-10%

      Skin Care Creams and Balms

      Body butters, face creams, and balms

      3-10%

      Soaps

      Percentage of total oil weight in cold-process or melt-and-pour soaps

      FAQ

      Batana Oil is extracted from the nut of the Elaeis oleifera palm native to Honduras. Rich in vitamin E, omega-6, phytosterols, and carotenoids, it is renowned for its hair restoration and antioxidant properties.

      Warm the oil in your palms, apply to scalp with circular massage, and work through hair lengths. Leave on for 30 minutes to overnight, then shampoo out. Use 2–3 times weekly for consistent results. It can also be blended into conditioners and hair masks at 5–100% concentration.

      Yes, the authentic batana oil has a distinctive nutty, earthy, slightly smoky aroma from its traditional extraction process. This is a sign of authenticity. Fragrance oils or essential oils can be added to formulations to complement or balance the natural scent.

      Raw batana oil is minimally filtered — the most traditional form, potentially containing ash sediment, ideal for authenticity-focused use. Cold-pressed batana undergoes mechanical extraction without heat, yielding a cleaner, more consistent texture preferred for cosmetic formulations.

      Yes. Batana Oil is available from 2oz to 1 gallon and in bulk quantities. All orders over $250 receive 15% off at checkout. Contact us directly for high-volume pricing or custom quotations for large orders.