Food Grade Vitamin E Oil Natural/Synthetic Yellow Clear Viscous Liquid CAS:59-02-9

Vitamin E oil is a fat product with vitamin E as its core active ingredient. It is typically dissolved in natural plant oils (such as sunflower oil, soybean oil, and wheat germ oil) or produced through synthetic techniques. It offers multiple benefits, including nutritional supplementation, antioxidant properties, and repair. It is widely used in skincare, food, and industrial applications, making it a versatile and accessible product.

Vitamin E Core Family
Natural vitamin E: Primarily extracted from plant oils and fats, its core active ingredients are tocopherols and tocotrienols. α-Tocopherol has the highest biological activity and is commonly found in ingredients like wheat germ oil and nut oils. The structure of natural vitamin E is more easily absorbed and utilized by the human body, making it safer.
Synthetic vitamin E: Produced through chemical synthesis, its primary ingredient is dl-α-tocopherol (or its ester derivatives). With low production costs and easily controlled purity, it is widely used in industrial production and mass-market products.

Carriers and Auxiliary Ingredients
Base Carrier Oil: To improve solubility and user experience, vitamin E oil is often added with natural plant oils such as sweet almond oil and jojoba oil as a carrier, while also increasing the product's moisturizing properties.
Auxiliary Ingredients: Some products contain antioxidants (such as vitamin C) and plant extracts (such as aloe vera extract) to synergistically enhance efficacy. Industrial-grade products may also contain stabilizers and emulsifiers depending on the application.

• Daily Chemicals and Skincare
  Basic Skincare: Added as a core ingredient in creams, lotions, serums, hand creams, and body lotions, it delivers antioxidant, moisturizing, repairing, and wrinkle-reducing benefits, making it particularly suitable for the dry autumn and winter seasons.
  Makeup and Makeup Removers: Used in lipsticks, foundations, and makeup removers to enhance moisturization and spreadability, reduce the drying effects of makeup on the skin, and slow down the product's own oxidation and deterioration.
  Haircare: Added to shampoos, hair masks, and hair oils, it nourishes the scalp, repairs dry and damaged hair, reduces frizz and split ends, and enhances shine and smoothness.
  Topical Treatments: Can be applied directly to delicate areas like the eye area and lips to alleviate dry fine lines. It can also be used to improve acne scars and minor scars (consistent use is required, and results vary from person to person).
• Daily Chemical Industry
  Skin Care: Added as a base oil to products such as face creams, lotions, body lotions, and hand creams, it moisturizes the skin and improves dryness and roughness. The antioxidant properties of vitamin E also help delay skin aging.
  Cosmetics: Used in lipsticks, foundations, and makeup removers, it improves spreadability and moisturizing properties, reduces skin irritation, and enhances adherence. Hair Care Products: Adding it to shampoos, hair masks, and conditioners nourishes the scalp, repairs dry, damaged hair, reduces frizz and split ends, and enhances hair luster.
• Industrial and Other Industries
  Cosmetic Ingredients: High-purity vitamin E oil is a key ingredient in the cosmetics industry, used in the formulation of various functional products to enhance their antioxidant properties.
  Pharmaceutical Excipients: Used in topical ointments, medicated oils, and other preparations as a repairing ingredient to help alleviate skin damage and enhance drug stability.
  Feed Additives: Used in livestock, poultry, and aquatic feed to boost animals' antioxidant capacity and immunity, improving meat quality and product quality.

1. Powerful antioxidant and anti-aging properties: Vitamin E effectively scavenges free radicals in the body, inhibits oxidative stress, and reduces free radical damage to cells. Whether applied topically or internally, it can delay skin aging and protect tissues and cells, meeting the health needs of both anti-aging and antioxidants.

2. Gentle and repairing, widely compatible

   Strong topical repair: It moisturizes and repairs the skin, improving dryness and roughness, alleviating discomfort like minor sunburn and redness, while also helping to strengthen the skin barrier function. It is suitable for a variety of skin types, including dry and sensitive skin.

   Highly safe: It is mild and has minimal allergenicity, making it safe for most people, except those with specific allergies. It is also safe for both topical and internal use (it meets food safety standards).

3. Multifunctional and synergistic, with diverse applications: It can not only exert its antioxidant and repairing properties independently, but also synergizes with other ingredients (such as vitamin C, collagen, and plant essential oils) to enhance the overall product effect. Furthermore, with a stable raw material supply and mature production process, it balances cost-effectiveness and practicality.