Vitamin E – Natural Non-GMO | Antioxidant & Skin-Protective Booster

Natural Non-GMO Vitamin E is derived from sunflower oil and standardized to contain D-alpha tocopheryl acetate, a stable ester form known for its exceptional oxidative resistance. This viscous, lightly colored oil is a formulator’s staple—protecting both skin and formulas from environmental stressors and oxidation.

Vitamin E is one of the most trusted antioxidants in cosmetic science. It helps neutralize free radicals, supports skin elasticity, and enhances the longevity of oils and butters in emulsions, serums, and balms. Its gentle, nourishing properties make it suitable for nearly every skin type and formulation style.

Key Benefits

• Potent antioxidant protection for skin and formulations

• Naturally derived from non-GMO sunflower oil

• Helps preserve oils and extend product shelf life

• Softens, conditions, and improves skin resilience

• Adds stability to oil-based and emulsion products

Specifications

INCI Name: Tocopherol (Sunflower Oil Derived)
Appearance: Light yellow-brown to reddish-brown viscous liquid
Aroma: Little to no odor
Solubility: Insoluble in water; soluble in oils and ethanol
Activity: 1000 I.U. per gram
Origin: USA or Europe (depending on availability)
Shelf Life: 24 months when stored in a cool, dark place

Common Uses

• Moisturizers & Creams: Adds antioxidant support and soft, silky feel.

• Balms & Serums: Stabilizes oils and prevents rancidity.

• Makeup & Lip Care: Protects delicate oils and provides conditioning benefits.

• Hair Care: Improves shine and helps protect against oxidative stress.

Formulation Notes

Use at 0.5 – 2% of total formula weight. Incorporate during the cool-down phase of oil-based or emulsified products. Blend gently to avoid oxidation during mixing.

Natural Living Note

Vitamin E is more than just a preservative; it’s nature’s way of protecting and restoring balance. Every drop adds both resilience and radiance to your creations, supporting skin and formula alike.

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