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Antioxidant

Vitamin E

Also known as Tocopherol, tocopheryl acetate

An oil-soluble antioxidant that helps protect skin from everyday environmental stress and keeps it feeling soft and moisturized.

What is vitamin E?

Vitamin E is a group of oil-soluble antioxidants. On ingredient lists you will usually see it as tocopherol or tocopheryl acetate. It is found naturally in the skin's surface oils, where it helps protect against damage from the environment.

What it does for your skin

  • Helps neutralize free radicals from UV exposure and pollution
  • Helps skin hold on to moisture and feel softer
  • Helps stabilize vitamin C so it stays effective
  • Supports the skin barrier

How to use it

Vitamin E works best as part of a team. With vitamin C, as in our Multivitamin Brightening Moisturizer and Retinol 0.5% Night Cream, the two antioxidants help each other last longer. In our zinc oxide sunscreens it adds antioxidant support to UV protection. Most people get the most from it in a daily moisturizer or sunscreen.

Who it's for

Every skin type, especially dry or mature skin and anyone who spends time outdoors.

Common questions

Why is vitamin E paired with vitamin C?
Vitamin E helps stabilize vitamin C, and together they offer stronger antioxidant support than either one alone.
Is vitamin E good for oily skin?
Yes, in lightweight formulas. Our zinc oxide sunscreens include it without feeling greasy.
Does vitamin E replace sunscreen?
No. Antioxidants support sunscreen but do not block UV rays. Use a broad-spectrum SPF every day.

This guide is general skincare information, not medical advice. If you're pregnant, nursing, using prescription skincare or have a skin condition, check with your doctor or our clinic team first.

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