Babassu + Batana Scalp Butter
- Precio regular
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$12.00 - Precio regular
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- Precio de venta
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$12.00
Key Benefits
- Promotes hair growth: The combination of pumpkin seed oil, argan oil, Amla, and bhringraj are all known to promote hair growth. Pumpkin seed oil is rich in fatty acids that nourish the hair follicles, argan oil is a natural moisturizer that helps to prevent hair breakage, Amla is a powerful antioxidant that protects the hair from damage, and bhringraj is a rejuvenating herb that helps to stimulate hair growth.
- Prevents hair loss: The ingredients in this Ayurvedic oil can also help to prevent hair loss. Horsetail is a natural astringent that helps to tighten the hair follicles and prevent hair loss. Hibiscus is a blood purifier that helps to improve circulation to the scalp, which can also help to prevent hair loss. Marshmallow root is a demulcent that soothes and conditions the scalp, which can also help to prevent hair loss. Burdock root is a detoxifier that helps to remove toxins from the scalp, which can also help to prevent hair loss.
- Nourishes the scalp: The combination of oils and herbs in this Ayurvedic oil helps to nourish the scalp and create a healthy environment for hair growth. Neem herbs are anti-fungal and antibacterial, which can help to keep the scalp healthy and prevent dandruff and other scalp infections. Vitamin E is an antioxidant that protects the scalp from damage.
- Adds shine and luster to hair: The oils in this Ayurvedic oil help to add shine and luster to hair. Pumpkin seed oil is a natural conditioner that helps to smooth the hair cuticle and reflect light, giving hair a healthy shine. Argan oil is also a natural conditioner that helps to add shine to hair.
- Strengthens hair: The combination of oils and herbs in this Ayurvedic oil helps to strengthen hair and make it less prone to breakage. Amla is a powerful antioxidant that protects the hair from damage. Bhringraj is a rejuvenating herb that helps to strengthen the hair follicles. Neem herbs are anti-fungal and antibacterial, which can help to prevent dandruff and other scalp infections that can weaken hair.
what's in it
attalea speciosa [babassu oil], elaeis oleifera [batana oil], nigella sativa [black cumin seed oil], vitellaria paradoxa [shea butter], ricinus communis [black castor seed oil], tocopherol [vitamin e], rosmarinus officinalis [rosemary essential oil], mentha piperita [peppermint essential oil]
For your Nose
A Rosemary + Peppermint essential oil
how to use
Apply a small amount directly to your scalp and massage gently. Use on clean, damp hair to lock in moisture, or as needed on dry scalp areas for extra hydration.
best for
low porosity hair, dry scalp, hair growth, strengthening hair follicles, reducing shedding, healthy scalp, retention
size(s)
2oz; 8oz
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The Secret to a Healthy Scalp & Hair
Nurture your crown with Babassu + Batana Scalp Butter, a luxurious blend of nature’s finest ingredients, crafted specifically for individuals with low porosity hair and dry scalp. Designed to deeply moisturize, seal in hydration, and promote a healthy scalp environment, this butter is a game-changer for textured hair.
Key Ingredients & Benefits:
• Babassu Oil (Comedogenic Rating: 1-2): Lightweight and deeply penetrating, babassu oil softens hair without clogging pores, making it perfect for low porosity hair that struggles with heavy oils. Its natural lauric acid content nourishes the scalp while combating dryness and irritation.
• Batana Oil (Comedogenic Rating: 1): Known as “the oil of beauty,” batana oil restores damaged hair, strengthens strands, and promotes scalp health. Its rich fatty acid profile adds shine and moisture to even the driest hair.
• Shea Butter (Comedogenic Rating: 0-1): A powerhouse of hydration, shea butter seals in moisture, soothes an itchy scalp, and protects against environmental damage. It’s light enough for low porosity hair yet deeply nourishing.
• Black Cumin Seed Oil (Comedogenic Rating: 2): Packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, this oil supports scalp health by reducing flakiness, soothing irritation, and promoting stronger, healthier hair.
• Black Castor Oil (Comedogenic Rating: 1-2): Renowned for its ability to stimulate hair growth, this thick yet non-clogging oil enhances scalp circulation while locking in moisture for longer-lasting hydration.
• Vitamin E (Comedogenic Rating: 2-3): A scalp-nourishing antioxidant, vitamin E promotes healthy hair growth by improving scalp elasticity and protecting against free radical damage.
• Candelilla Wax (Comedogenic Rating: 1): A vegan alternative to beeswax, candelilla wax provides a light barrier that locks in moisture without weighing down low porosity hair.
• Rosemary Essential Oil: Stimulates blood circulation to the scalp, supporting hair growth and reducing dandruff.
• Peppermint Essential Oil: Provides a refreshing cooling sensation that soothes irritation and invigorates the scalp for a healthier environment.
Why It Works for Low Porosity Hair:
Low porosity hair often struggles with moisture retention and buildup. Babassu + Batana Scalp Butter is formulated with lightweight, penetrating oils and butters that won’t clog pores or weigh hair down. Each ingredient works synergistically to hydrate, protect, and revitalize your scalp and strands, making this butter a must-have for your hair care routine.
Transform your scalp and hair with Babassu + Batana Scalp Butter—because your crown deserves the best nature has to offer.
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FAQs
What is low porosity hair?
Low porosity hair refers to hair that has tightly closed cuticles, making it difficult for moisture to penetrate the hair shaft.
Here's a simple analogy: Imagine your hair like a tightly sealed bottle. Low porosity hair is like that bottle with a very tight lid. Water (and other products) struggle to get in.
Key Characteristics of Low Porosity Hair:
Takes a long time to wet and dry: Water beads up on the surface instead of being absorbed quickly.
Resistant to dyes and other hair treatments: These products also struggle to penetrate the hair shaft.
Prone to product buildup: Products tend to sit on the surface of the hair instead of being absorbed.
Doesn't easily absorb oils: Oils may sit on the surface and not penetrate the hair shaft.
Why is this important?
Understanding your hair's porosity helps you choose the right products and techniques for effective hair care.
Disclaimer: This information is for general knowledge and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Tips for caring for your low porosity hair
Gentle Cleansing:
Use a clarifying shampoo occasionally: This helps remove product buildup that can weigh down your hair.
Avoid heavy shampoos: Opt for lightweight, moisturizing shampoos.
Deep Conditioning with Heat:
Apply a deep conditioner: Choose a lightweight conditioner that penetrates the hair shaft.
Use heat: Apply heat with a steamer, heat cap, or hooded dryer to open the cuticles and allow the conditioner to penetrate.
Lightweight Products:
Avoid heavy oils: Opt for lighter oils like jojoba oil, argan oil, or grapeseed oil.
Use lightweight leave-in conditioners and styling products: Avoid heavy creams and butters that can weigh down your hair.
Humectants:
Incorporate humectants: Products containing glycerin, honey, and aloe vera can help attract and retain moisture.
Water Temperature:
Warm water for washing: Warm water helps to open the cuticles, allowing for better product penetration.
Cool water for rinsing: Cool water helps to seal the cuticles and lock in moisture.
Limit Protein Treatments:
Use protein treatments sparingly: Too much protein can make low porosity hair brittle and prone to breakage.
Protective Styling:
Protect your hair: Braids, twists, and buns can help to minimize manipulation and reduce breakage.
Regular Moisture Checks:
Assess your hair's moisture levels: Regularly check your hair for dryness and adjust your routine accordingly.
Disclaimer: This information is for general knowledge and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
How often should I use my hair oil?
The frequency with which you use hair oil on your black hair will depend on your hair type and your individual needs. Some people may find that they need to use hair oil every day, while others may only need to use it once a week. It is important to experiment to find what works best for you.
What do Ayurvedic herbs do for the scalp and hair?
Ayurvedic herbs are a natural way to improve the health of your scalp and hair. They reduce dandruff and itchiness, promote hair growth, strengthen hair, condition hair. & protect hair from damage.