Batana oil and biotin are two of the most familiar names in hair care, and GZE combines them into a daily leave-in cream rather than a rinse-out treatment. The 250g tub is sized for regular use rather than an occasional treat, which matters for a cream built around consistency rather than a single application.
Batana oil is pressed from the fruit of the American palm and has long been used in Honduran hair care for its ability to penetrate into the hair shaft rather than just coating the surface — the idea being that it delivers moisture and fatty acids where the hair actually needs them, supporting shine and softness from within the strand. Biotin, or Vitamin B7, is a nutrient closely tied to the keratin structure that hair is built from; including it in a topical cream is intended to support the hair's surface condition, though a cream applied to the outside of the hair is not the same as addressing biotin levels within the body.
To use it, work a nickel-to-quarter-sized amount through clean, damp or dry hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends rather than the roots if your scalp tends to run oily. Comb through for even distribution and style as usual — no rinsing needed. Used daily, it's meant to build hydration and manageability over time rather than deliver an instant transformation.
This is a leave-in conditioning cream, not a hair-growth treatment, and it does not guarantee any change in hair thickness, length, or shedding. It's suited to all hair types, including fine, curly, and color-treated hair, and pairs well with heat styling when a dedicated heat protectant is applied over the top.
Discontinue use if irritation develops, and explore more nourishing formulas in our Hair Loss Products collection.