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Vitamin A, E, C, B5, B3 Complex 100 ml

Vitamin complex A E C B5 B3 for active cosmetic care formulations

The combination of vitamins A, E, C, B5 and B3 is widely used in cosmetic manufacturing as an active additive allowing multiple care functions to be combined in one product. The complex is compatible with various cosmetic bases and is applied in production of creams, serums, masks and daily care products. It is suitable for industrial use thanks to formulation stability and scalability.

Use of this vitamin complex allows development of universal care products demanded in large scale cosmetic production.

Properties and skin appearance outcome

Within cosmetic formulations the complex contributes to improved skin appearance and supports soft comfortable feel after application. Products containing this complex provide fresh looking skin and improve perceived skin texture.

Regular use of formulations with the complex contributes to smoother skin appearance and improves daily care comfort.

Application across industries

The complex is applied in creams, serums, lotions, masks, post cleansing products as well as body and hair care formulations. The ingredient is widely used in private label manufacturing thanks to versatility and compatibility with various cosmetic formats.

The complex is incorporated where multiple care functions are required within a single formulation during industrial production.

Recipe for lightweight vitamin cream

Purified water 75 ml
Vitamin complex A E C B5 B3 5 ml
Jojoba oil 8 ml
Emulsifier Olivem 1000 5 g
Vegetable glycerin 4 ml
Green tea extract liquid 2 ml
Preservative Geogard 221 1 ml
Fragrance 1 ml

Glycerin is blended into the water phase until uniform. The oil phase is prepared separately by combining jojoba oil and Olivem 1000 until homogeneous. The oil phase is then incorporated into the water phase under continuous mixing forming a light cream emulsion. After stabilization the vitamin complex is added followed by green tea extract, preservative and fragrance while mixing continues until uniform texture forms. The finished cream is cooled and packaged.

The vitamin complex is widely positioned in B2B cosmetic manufacturing supporting multifunctional formulations and scalable industrial production.

INCI	Complex Vitamins: А (Retinyl Acetate), E (Tocopheryl acetate), C (Ascorbic acid), В5 (Pantotenic acid), B3 ( PP) ( Niacinamide)
Other
Application	Face and body creams. Nourishing and anti-aging serums. Massage and hydrophilic oils. Sun protection. Products for problem skin. Hair products. Anti-aging cosmetics
Att brand	Switzerland
Attention	It is not recommended to combine with clays and other mineral components. When working with the complex, do not use metal utensils! Do not heat above 50 degrees.
Color product	yellow liquid
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Input percentage	3-7%
Name	Vitamin A, E, C, B5, B3 Complex 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Purpose	Any quality beauty product must contain vitamins. This is to keep the skin soft, smooth, radiant and firm.
Solubility	water soluble
View	liquid
Valid until	10.2028