What do I need to make a hair growth oil at home?

To make a hair growth oil at home, you need a base carrier oil (such as Batana Oil, Jamaican Black Castor Oil, or Jojoba Oil), an optional butter for thickness (such as Shea Butter or Mango Butter), and a cosmetic-grade bottle or dropper for storage. All ingredients are available in the DIY Lab collection at Go Natural 247.

Is Batana Butter suitable for DIY cosmetics?

Yes. Batana Butter (Oenocarpus bataua) is 100% virgin and unrefined, making it ideal for DIY whipped body butters, hair butters, and scalp treatments. It is rich in oleic acid and natural antioxidants and blends easily with other carrier oils and butters.

What containers are best for storing homemade serums and oils?

Amber glass dropper bottles and amber PET jars are the best containers for homemade serums and carrier oils. The amber glass protects light-sensitive ingredients from UV degradation. For larger batches, amber jars with ribbed caps offer UV-protective cosmetic storage.

How do I make whipped body butter at home?

To make whipped body butter: (1) Melt your base butter — Shea, Mango, or Cocoa Butter — in a double boiler. (2) Add a carrier oil at a 2:1 butter-to-oil ratio. (3) Let the mixture cool until solid. (4) Whip with a hand mixer until fluffy. (5) Add essential oils and transfer into cosmetic-grade jars. All ingredients are available in Go Natural 247's DIY Lab.

Are Go Natural 247 DIY ingredients cosmetic grade?

Yes. All DIY Lab ingredients at Go Natural 247 are cosmetic grade — unrefined, cold-pressed, or wild-harvested and tested for purity. Ingredients are sourced directly from origin producers: Batana Oil from Honduras, Amazonian butters from Brazil, and Ayurvedic carrier oils from India.