Vitamin E
[vahy-tuh-min]
Benefits:
Antioxidant
Skin Protectant
Often referred to in skincare as tocopherol, Vitamin E represents two classes of molecules (tocopherols and tocotrienols), which in total contains eight compound derivatives. As the most-abundant lipid-soluble antioxidant in the body, Vitamin E serves to prevent the production of cell-damaging free radicals.1
Sun exposure causes the skin to form harmful free radicals, which prematurely ages the skin. Topical application of Vitamin E is known to boost the skin protection against free radicals generated after exposure to UV.2-3-4
This site is intended for US consumers. Cookies and related technology are used for advertising. To learn more, or opt-out, visit AdChoices and our privacy policy.
Your Privacy Choices