8 Latinx-Owned Clean Beauty Brands to Switch to ASAP

When new mom Alida Boer's hair started falling out due to stress and hormonal changes, a trip to Honduras provided her with a remedy in the form of batana. This oil, which according to Boer is "from the American palm tree fruit extracted by the Tawira (Indigenous) people in a really remote region called Moskitia," serves as the foundation for her brand, Nolé. The shampoo and conditioner bars, made with pure batana oil, are paraben- and sulfate-free. The Fragrance-Free Radiance Shampoo Bar ($15), is a good option for dry hair of varying textures and is also made with horsetail to increase hair elasticity.