Most women feel softer, shinier hair in the first 1–2 weeks: that’s the batana. Less breakage follows in the weeks after. Thinning takes longer. In the rosemary study, results showed at 6 months, not at 3, so use it 3–4 times a week and give it time. Take a photo on day one so you can see the change.

Batana is a conditioning oil. It softens and seals your strands, and that part is real. But thin edges aren’t a softness problem. Belu keeps 100% pure, cold-pressed batana and adds rosemary and pumpkin seed oil for fuller-looking edges and less shedding, plus Jamaican black castor oil to seal your edges. And jojoba keeps it from feeling greasy.

Yes. Raw batana oil from Honduras leads the formula, not a trace amount behind mineral oil. Real batana has a warm, nutty smell and can firm up when it’s cold. That’s normal.

No. Jojoba helps it sink into your scalp instead of sitting on top. Use a few drops, massage it in, and wear a satin bonnet overnight.

A light, nutty batana scent with a hint of rosemary and peppermint. Much softer than the heavy coffee smell of raw batana butter.

Yes. It suits natural, relaxed and colour-treated hair, and you can apply it to your scalp and edges between braids or under a wig. No parabens, silicones or synthetic fragrance.

Part your hair, apply a few drops to your scalp and edges, and massage for 2–3 minutes. Leave it in overnight or for at least 20 minutes before washing. Use it 3–4 times a week.

No. You can buy once. If you choose automatic refills, you can skip or cancel anytime before your next order. No commitment.

Try Belu for a full 60 days. If you’re not happy with your results, contact us and we’ll refund you in full.