Kpangnan Butter – Refined
RidhSa Lipids Refined Kpangnan Butter is a purified vegetable fat derived from the seed kernels of Pentadesma butyracea. Following fat extraction, the crude butter undergoes suitable refining steps to reduce impurities, free fatty acids, colour and natural odour, depending on the specified grade. Its triglycerides, rich in stearic and oleic fatty-acid residues, provide emollience and body in creams, body butters, lip balms, soap bars and customized lipid blends. Processing may include degumming, neutralization, bleaching, filtration and deodorization, but the actual sequence must be confirmed with the manufacturer. RidhSa Lipids offers this specialty botanical butter for bulk B2B applications, subject to agreed specifications, source verification and batch quality documentation.
Overview
| Botanical Name | Pentadesma butyracea Sabine |
| Cas# | Not independently verified for this refined seed-fat grade; confirm CAS number, INCI name and substance identity from the supplier’s SDS. |
| Color | Ivory to pale cream or light yellow, depending on refining and grade |
| Method Of Extraction | Fat is recovered from prepared seed kernels by a documented mechanical, heat-assisted or suitable extraction process, followed by refining. Possible steps include degumming, neutralization, bleaching, filtration and optional deodorization; confirm which processing aids and steps apply to the offered grade. |
| Constituents | Mainly triglycerides containing stearic and oleic fatty-acid residues, with palmitic, linoleic and other minor fatty acids. Composition varies by origin and processing; obtain batch-specific GC-FAME analysis before stating quantitative percentages. |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water; blends with compatible fats and oils when melted; soluble in suitable nonpolar organic solvents. |
| Specific Gravity | No universal verified release specification; measure density of the molten butter at a stated temperature using an
Benefits
Provides emollience and skin conditioning; contributes firmness and consistency to balms and solid products; helps reduce moisture loss; generally offers a lighter colour and milder odour than unrefined kpangnan butter; suitable for tailored botanical lipid blends.
Uses
Body butters, moisturizers, creams, lip balms, lotion bars, soaps, massage bars, hand and foot balms, haircare and customized cosmetic butter blends. Food use requires separately documented food-grade compliance.
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