Vitamin E

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Name	Natural Vitamin E
Latin	Tocopherol
Origin	Derived from non-GMO sunflower oil (Helianthus Annuus), cold-pressed and naturally extracted
Skin Benefits	– Potent antioxidant — neutralizes free radicals and protects against oxidative stress – Deeply nourishing and restorative for dry, damaged, or compromised skin – Accelerates wound healing and fading of scars – Strengthens and supports the skin's natural moisture barrier – Reduces the appearance of fine lines and premature aging – Enhances the stability and efficacy of other active ingredients in formulation – Soothes inflammation and UV-induced skin damage – Comedogenic Rating (0–5): 0–1 (dependent on concentration)
Description	Tocopherol is the naturally occurring form of Vitamin E, extracted here from cold-pressed, non-GMO sunflower oil — one of the purest and most bioavailable plant-derived sources available. Unlike synthetic dl-alpha-tocopherol, natural Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopherol) is recognized and utilized by the skin with significantly greater efficiency, making source and form an important distinction in formulation. One of the most fundamental and well-researched ingredients in skincare, Vitamin E has been studied extensively for its ability to protect cell membranes from oxidative damage, support tissue repair, and reinforce the lipid barrier. In formulation it plays a dual role — functioning as a potent active in its own right while simultaneously acting as a natural preservative, extending the life and integrity of the oils and botanicals it accompanies. A quiet but essential presence in any serious skincare formulation.

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