Vitamin E Oil D-mixed Tocopherol - 100ML

Essentially Natural Vitamin E Oil is a concentrated, oil-soluble form of vitamin E supplied in sunflower oil for easy use in skincare and formulation. It is commonly added to facial oils, body oils, balms, butters, and creams where a richer skin feel and antioxidant support are wanted. This is not water soluble, so it belongs in oil phases and anhydrous products rather than water-only formulas.

It is also widely used in small amounts to help slow the oxidation of oils in DIY blends. Why we love it: We choose to stock this vitamin E because it is one of the most useful small-addition ingredients in oil-based formulation. It brings flexibility to everyday DIY making, works well across many product types, and helps support the freshness of oil blends without adding unnecessary complexity.

Learn how to work with Vitamin E here: Working With Vitamin E Interesting reading: Quick Guide To Preservatives Learn how to formulate: The Beginner's Guide To Cosmetic Formulation Key Properties of Essentially Natural Vitamin E Oil INCI Name: Tocopherol, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil Form: Viscous oil Solubility: Oil soluble (not water soluble) Typical Usage Rate: 0.5-2.5% for skin feel, 0.1-1.0% to help stabilise oils Ingredients: Mixed tocopherols +/-70%, sunflower oil +/-30% Storage: Store tightly closed away from heat and direct light What is Vitamin E Oil Used For Facial and body oil blends Balms, butters, and creams Cuticle oils and nail blends Overnight oil routines Helping slow the oxidation of oils in DIY formulations Who is Vitamin E Oil For Vitamin E Oil Is For: Oil-based formulas that need an antioxidant booster Balms, body oils, and richer leave-on blends Dry-feeling routines that prefer a more cushioning finish Makers building cuticle oils and nail blends Vitamin E Oil Is Not For: Water-only formulas without suitable emulsification or solubilisation A full preservative system for water-based products Very light, fast-dry oil finishes How To Use Vitamin E Oil As a Skin Booster: Mix 1 to 2 drops into your usual moisturiser or face oil before applying.

As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Add during cool down where possible, within the suggested usage range. As an Oil Blend Support: Include in facial oils, body oils, and balms where extra antioxidant support is wanted. Vitamin E Oil Safety Instructions For external use only Patch test before first use Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes Store tightly closed away from heat and direct light Do not rely on this as a preservative for water-based products FAQs Q: Why is vitamin E added to oil blends?

A: It is commonly used to add antioxidant support and to help slow the oxidation of oils. Q: Can I use it in a toner or facial mist? A: Not directly. It is oil soluble and needs a suitable emulsifier or solubiliser for water-based systems. Q: Will it feel rich on the skin? A: It can feel more cushioning than a very light oil, so small amounts are often enough.