Vitamin E-Oil delivers powerful antioxidants to the skin, slowing the effects of aging, boosting cell regeneration, accelerating healing and promoting a soft, smooth complexion. It is also popular for:
- Nourishing healthy, youthful skin.**
- Protecting against UV damage.**
- Fighting wrinkles and signs of aging.**
What is Vitamin E-Oil?
Vitamin E, also known as alpha tocopherol, plays many roles in the body, from supporting cardiovascular health to enhancing immune system function. This nutrient – found naturally in foods such as leafy greens, vegetable oils, nuts and seeds – has also long been prized for its ability to support firm, supple and youthful-looking skin. In topical oil form, Vitamin E promotes anti-aging efforts by nourishing the skin with potent antioxidants that help to decrease the depth of wrinkles, eliminate rough spots and soothe away inflammation.**
Vitamin E is a notable anti-aging nutrient because it is the most abundant antioxidant present in human skin. Here, vitamin E’s powerful antioxidants work to counter the effects of aging by fighting age-accelerating free radicals that result from exposure to UV rays, pollution, toxins and other environmental assaults. When applied in the form of oil, vitamin E penetrates through the epidermis and deep into the dermis, where it forms an antioxidant defense matrix. It also has a photo-protective effect, absorbing UV rays that trigger skin inflammation and damage skin cells.**
In addition to fighting the skin cell-damaging effects of free radicals, studies suggest that vitamin E supplies inflammation-modulating activity that helps with roughness, scaling and irritation – instead promoting smooth and clear skin. Research suggests that vitamin E-Oil also speeds healing of wounds, burns and other skin lesions, as well as having a moisturizing effect on skin.**
Vitamin E-Oil Proucts
Vitamin E-Oil is available in liquid form for topical application, as well as in softgels that can be punctured to release the oil. Vitamin E-Oil may be combined with other beneficial botanicals, including antioxidant-rich oils such as apricot, avocado and rice bran. Blends that include hydrating oils such as sunflower and sweet almond oil further boost vitamin E’s ability to moisturize the skin.**
Vitamin E-Oil Directions for Use
There is no set dosage; always consult a healthcare provider before starting supplementation.**
