Cold-Pressed Batana Oil for Hair and Skin

WILD BOTANIX LIMITED

£12.99

A rich, cold-pressed botanical oil for hair, scalp, beard and dry-feeling skin routines. Batana Oil has a naturally thick texture that melts with warmth and leaves a conditioned feel without needing synthetic fragrance or fillers. Key details Cold-pressed Batana Oil Available in 60ml, 120ml and 240ml sizes For hair, scalp, beard and skin care routines Thick, naturally rich texture External use only How to use Warm a small amount between your hands until softened, then apply to hair, scalp, beard or dry-feeling skin as needed. A little goes a long way. Important Patch test before use. Avoid con

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