Avocado Butter – Refined / Refined Source Oil
RidhSa Lipids Avocado Butter – Refined / Refined Source Oil is a semisolid cosmetic ingredient formulated using refined avocado pulp oil as its defining source oil. The oil may be refined to reduce free fatty acids, pigments and odour before being combined with suitable vegetable fats, hydrogenated plant lipids or other declared structuring agents to achieve the desired butter texture. This grade is intended for formulators seeking a milder odour, lighter colour and consistent handling properties in creams, body butters, balms, soap and haircare. Because avocado oil is typically liquid at room temperature, the finished butter should be treated as a formulated or structured lipid product unless its supplier demonstrates a different process. RidhSa Lipids recommends confirming complete composition, INCI, source-oil refining process, melting range and batch-specific quality parameters before commercial use.
Overview
| Botanical Name | Persea americana Mill. (source oil); verify botanical identity and all structuring ingredients in the finished butter |
| Cas# | Source avocado oil CAS often listed as 8024-32-6; verify against supplier SDS. Finished butter may be a mixture with a different substance identity. |
| Color | White to ivory or pale cream, depending on final formulation |
| Method Of Extraction | Oil is recovered from avocado pulp and refined using documented steps as applicable, such as neutralization, bleaching, filtration and deodorization. The refined oil is then structured with declared compatible lipids or another validated process to obtain semisolid butter consistency. |
| Constituents | Avocado oil triglycerides typically rich in oleic acid, with palmitic, linoleic and smaller amounts of other fatty acids. Finished butter composition depends on any added hydrogenated oils, waxes or other structuring lipids; obtain full ingredient breakdown and GC-FAME profile. |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water; disperses or blends with compatible oils and fats when heated; soluble in suitable nonpolar organic solvents. |
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 Benefits
Provides emollience and richness; contributes body and consistency to balms; typically offers lighter colour and milder odour than virgin-source variants; supports consistent formulation aesthetics; allows customizable melting and texture through controlled lipid blending.
Uses
Body butters, creams, lotion bars, lip balms, soaps, massage bars, hand and foot balms, conditioners, hair masks and customized cosmetic lipid systems.
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