Active ingredient

Vitamin E

INCITocopherol

What it is

Vitamin E is a lipid-soluble antioxidant widely used in skin and hair care. It helps protect formulas and the skin surface from oxidative stress, supports a soft, conditioned feel, and pairs well with Vitamin C for added stability.

Mechanism in detail

What Vitamin E does

It neutralizes free radicals at the lipid layer, helping limit oxidative damage to formula and skin surface.

Where it helps

Concerns Vitamin E addresses

Aging
The first time you notice it is rarely a wrinkle. It is a quality of light — the way your skin catches it differently in a morning mirror,…
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Body Firmness
Cellulite is not a weight problem. It is a structural feature of subcutaneous tissue architecture, and it occurs in lean and overweight…
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Dryness
Dryness is a barrier dysfunction in which skin loses water faster than it can retain or replenish it, presenting as flaking, tightness,…
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Dullness
Dull skin is the visible loss of luminosity, where the surface appears flat, grey, or fatigued instead of light-reflective. The underlying…
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Hair Loss
For the months you have been finding more hair on the pillow than the comb. For the part line that has slowly widened. For the new mother,…
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Hyperpigmentation
Across Fitzpatrick III–V skin tones — the majority of darker skin tones — the most common consultation is the same: the patch on the…
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Sensitivity
If you have sensitive skin, you have probably been told it is in your head — by a product that says "gentle" on the label, by a friend…
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Sun Damage
Sun damage is the cumulative photoaging caused by ultraviolet radiation, presenting as solar lentigines, irregular pigmentation, fine…
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From the BIOSAR catalog

Products formulated with Vitamin E