Gypsophila Batana Oil Shampoo

Gypsophila Batana Oil Shampoo

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Gypsophila Batana Oil Shampoo

Gypsophila Batana Oil Shampoo

$29.95
$29.95
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Why Women Are Switching to Gypsophila

Everything authentic Batana promises, delivered in the sixty seconds you already spend washing your hair.

Real Batana, and You Can Check

Unrefined, single-origin oil from La Moskitia, Honduras — listed first on the panel, not buried under filler oils. Dark, thick, and unprocessed, the way it's supposed to arrive.

Rinses Completely Clean

Lathers, rinses, leaves nothing behind. No residue on your fingers, no stain on your pillowcase, no ring in the tub, no third wash to strip it out.

Works Where the Follicle Lives

Buildup, silicones and hard-water minerals coat the scalp and clog follicles. This clears them first, then delivers the oil to the skin — not just the strand.

Sixty Seconds, No Extra Steps

No melting, no droppers, no overnight masking, no wash-day ordeal. It replaces the shampoo you already own and adds nothing to your morning.

Real People. Real Results

    From Women Who'd Already Tried Batana

    • Finally, the real thing

      I'd bought Batana twice before and both times it showed up pale yellow in a dropper, so I'd written the whole thing off. This came dark and smelled like coffee, which is when I knew. My scalp stopped feeling tight within two weeks.

      Danielle R.

    • My bonnet survived

      The paste was the problem, not the oil. Melting it down, sleeping in a towel, three washes to get it out. This lathers like a normal shampoo and rinses completely — nothing on my fingers, nothing on my pillowcase. I've actually kept up with it, which I never did before.

      Marisol T.

    • Less in the drain

      I'm not going to say it's dramatic. But I stopped bracing before I rinse, and there's noticeably less coming out in my hands. Around week seven I noticed baby hairs coming in at my temples. My braider mentioned it before I did.

      Keisha W.