Vitamin E (Acetate)

Vitamin E has powerful antioxidant properties and is used in almost all cosmetics on the market. By adding Vitamin E to the base oils you use (2-5%), you actually increase their "shelf life." Vitamin E promotes the production of red blood cells in the skin, resulting in better absorption of other vitamins.

Vitamin E is considered to significantly improve the elasticity of the skin and contribute to combating premature aging. Vitamin E can therefore be used diluted in a percentage of 2%-5% on the skin (face and body) and is also ideal for pregnant women for the prevention and avoidance of stretch marks. Vitamin E-acetate (Vitamin-E-acetate) also known as Tocopheryl acetate is a well-known "dietary supplement" (with molecular formula C31H52O3). It is the most well-known of the total 8 types of vitamin E available and is produced synthetically from the composition of Vitamin E and acetic acid (also known as ethanoic acid or acetic acid). It is viscous and colorless and exactly the same as the well-known Vitamin E ampoules.