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Natural Hair & Scalp Oils
Two oils, two jobs. Zion's Mane Batana Oil is a rich, butter-like oil sourced from Honduras, made for sealing moisture into edges, locs, braids and twists. Zack-A-Moor Black Seed Oil is a light, cold-pressed oil for scalp massage, a soft finish on your ends and dry-feeling skin. Use one, or pair them: batana for your lengths, black seed for your scalp.
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Batana or black seed: which oil is for you?
| Zion's Mane Batana Oil | Zack-A-Moor Black Seed Oil | |
|---|---|---|
| Texture | Rich, butter-like, softens in your palms | Light oil, spreads easily |
| Best for | Sealing moisture into edges, ends, locs, braids and twists | Scalp massage, a light finish, dry-feeling skin |
| Scent | Roasted, coffee-like | Earthy, peppery |
| Size | 4 oz jar · Buy 2 Get 1 Free | 8 oz and 16 oz |
Questions people ask
Can I use batana oil and black seed oil together?
Yes. Many people massage a few drops of black seed oil into the scalp and use batana oil on their lengths and ends as the sealing step.
Which oil is better for locs?
Both work. Batana oil is richer and suits sealing the length of your locs; black seed oil is lighter and suits the scalp and parts between wash days. Keep either one light to avoid buildup.
How do I use them?
See our step-by-step guides: how to use batana oil and how to use black seed oil for hair, scalp and skin. New to batana? Read how to spot pure batana oil.
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