Tocopherols (Vitamin E)

Tocopherols (Vitamin E) natural and synthetic

Tocopherol is a fat-soluble natural antioxidant that belongs to the group collectively called vitamin E. Tocopherol is an oily yellow-orange substance. Even in small concentrations in skin products, it gives a noticeable effect. Tocopherol can be of plant or synthetic origin, but both options work equally effectively in skin care.

Properties of tocopherols:

• Anti-aging – reduces the depth of wrinkles, stimulates collagen synthesis, prevents senile pigmentation, slows down the manifestation of age-related sagging skin.
• Moisturizing – helps retain moisture in the skin, gives smoothness, tones.
• Protective – protects the skin from the harmful effects of solar radiation, protects cells from destruction by free radicals.
• Healing – accelerates tissue regeneration, prevents the formation of acne scars.
• Strengthening – helps strengthen the walls of capillaries, thereby eliminating rosacea, reduces the severity of bruises under the eyes, stimulates the nutrition of hair follicles, and prevents nail splitting.

Table of suggested types of tocopherol (Vitamin E)

Application of tocopherols:

• daytime facial moisturizer;
• anti-aging creams, serums, emulsions;
• night nourishing, moisturizing cream for sagging skin;
• emulsions, creams for skin care around the eyes;
• cream for the décolleté area;
• cosmetics for problem skin care;
• sunscreens for face and body;
• children’s cosmetics for skin care;
• hair strengthening masks;
• nourishing cream for hands and nails.

Input recommendations:

Typically, the concentration of tocopherol (Tocopherol, tocopherol acetate, vitamin E) in cosmetics ranges from 0.01 to 0.2%, but in active anti-aging serums or masks it can reach 1.5%.

Packing: 10-20kg.