Vitamin E, DL-alpha tocopherol

Vitamin E in the form of 96% DL-alpha tocopherol serves two purposes in a formulation at once. It protects oils, butters and emulsions from oxidation — that is, from yellowing and changes in scent — and on the skin it acts as an antioxidant active ingredient . It is supplied without solvents and without a carrier oil, is dosed directly, and calculating the active ingredient content is straightforward. The ingredient is of synthetic origin. It is suitable for facial and body oils, serums, creams, balms, sun care products and hair cosmetics. It carries Vegan, Halal and Kosher certifications and contains no palm oil. Key benefits Oil phase protection – slows the oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids; oil blends and emulsions retain their original colour and scent for longer. Antioxidant for the skin – according to the manufacturer's studies, it deactivates free radicals on the skin. The scientific literature also mentions a reduction in skin damage caused by UVA and UVB radiation. Hydration and elasticity support – the manufacturer states a moisturising effect and improvement in skin elasticity. Soothing effect – described in the literature, which is why vitamin E is also considered in products for sensitive and dry skin. Pure active ingredient – free from preservatives, antioxidants and other additives; only the tocopherol itself enters the formula. Use in formulation Tocopherol is miscible with oils, fats, hydrocarbons and alcohols; it does not dissolve in water. In emulsions it belongs in the oil phase , or it can be added during the cooling phase . Prolonged heating is not