Deep Moisture Rescue
Rich fatty acids sink into thirsty strands, easing the straw-like feel that comes from heat tools and hard water.
100% Raw Batana Oil
UFNA Batana Hair Oil is a cold-pressed scalp and strand treatment built for hair that has gone dry, brittle or thin. Rich, unrefined and honest about what's inside.

Benefits
Batana oil is a conditioning treatment, not a miracle. Used two or three times a week, here's what most people actually feel and see.
Rich fatty acids sink into thirsty strands, easing the straw-like feel that comes from heat tools and hard water.
A conditioned scalp is a comfortable one. Regular massage helps relieve tightness, flaking and that itchy after-wash feeling.
Coated cuticles slide past each other instead of catching, so combing takes less of your length with it.
A few drops smooth frizz and flyaways, leaving a natural gloss rather than a greasy film.
A light protective layer buffers strands from sun, pollution and the friction of daily styling.
No silicone padding or mystery fillers — just a plant oil your hair can actually recognise.

How It Works
Rub 3–5 drops between your palms until the oil turns fluid and slightly warm.
Work it in with your fingertips for two minutes, section by section. The massage matters as much as the oil.
Take what's left down the mid-lengths and ends, where breakage and dryness show up first.
Leave on for 30 minutes or overnight, then shampoo out. Repeat two to three times a week.
Ingredients
Every bottle starts with nuts from the American palm, pressed without heat so the natural lipids stay intact.

Why Choose UFNA
Testimonials
"My ends used to snap the second a comb touched them. Eight weeks of Sunday-night oiling and my detangle sessions are honestly boring now — in the best way."
"Bleach left my lengths feeling like paper. This is the first oil that softened them without weighing the roots down or making my scalp itch."
"I use it on my beard and temples. The texture is thick going on but it absorbs clean, and the patchy spots look fuller than they did in spring."
FAQ
Hair responds to routine, not to one good night. Begin the ritual now and let the next growth cycle do the rest.