Premier Allanblackia Butter is a hard fat consisting mostly of stearic (45-58%) and oleic (40-51%) acids, which gives it a relatively high melting point (35°C) and makes it extremely stable to oxidation. Extremely high stearic acid content and very low palmitic acid content results in soap formulations with good lathering ability and washing efficiency, as well as superior skin-feel esthetics. Common applications for this product include skin care and sun protection lotions, soaps, toiletries, and hair care items.
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Premier Specialties, Inc. is a manufacturer of fragrances for the Personal Care, Beauty, Home, Fabric and Air Care markets. The diverse Premier portfolio also includes flavor compounds and natural, organic, and sustainable materials for the cosmetic and personal care industries. Premier Specialties applies a holistic approach to sourcing these materials which include bioactives, emollients and natural exfoliants.
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