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Vitamin E Powder 10 g

Why a dry powder form of vitamin E fits sensitive formulations

Dry vitamin E powder stands apart from the common oil-based tocopherol solutions because it carries no carrier oil, disperses evenly by weight and does not alter the texture of dry blends, pressed powders or encapsulated products. This makes it valuable not only in personal care manufacturing but also in the food industry, where it functions as an antioxidant slowing down oxidation of fats in confectionery, vegetable oil blends and animal feed premixes, as well as in pharmaceutical production of tablets and capsules. The product belongs to the Vitamins section, which brings together both oil-soluble and water-soluble forms for different manufacturing needs.

In skin and hair care formulas, dry tocopherol is valued mainly for its antioxidant action: it slows rancidity of plant oils and fats inside creams, balms and serums, extending the shelf life of the finished product. The powder is convenient for dry masks, powder-based scrubs, mineral cosmetics and dietary supplement blends where a liquid oil carrier is not desirable. A typical dosage is around 0.1-0.5 grams per 100 grams of the finished formulation, and the component should be added at the final cooling stage, once the base has dropped below 40-45 degrees Celsius, to preserve its antioxidant activity.

Dry vitamin E combines well with other vitamin ingredients from the same range. Paired with Vitamin F watersoluble, it allows building combined dry powder blends for cosmetic or food applications that require both a water-soluble essential fatty acid source and an antioxidant. For oil-based formulations, it is often more practical to use liquid Alpha-Tocopherol Acetate solution or oily Vitamin F, especially when the recipe already contains vegetable oils and a liquid additive causes no processing issues.

The 10 gram pack is intended for home cosmetic making, trial batches and small formulation tests, when it is important to check dosage and compatibility before scaling up to larger production runs. The powder should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a dry place, away from direct light and heat sources, since tocopherol is sensitive to prolonged exposure to air and oxidation.

In the food sector, the dry form of vitamin E is used to stabilize vegetable oils, dry concentrates and premixes against oxidation, while in animal feed and supplement manufacturing it serves as a tocopherol source within dry granulated blends where liquid oil forms are technically inconvenient.

Antioxidant dry face powder mask

White kaolin clay 15 g

Rose hydrosol 40 ml

Vitamin E powder 0.3 g

Jojoba oil 3 ml

Mix the kaolin clay with rose hydrosol into a smooth paste and let it rest for five minutes, then blend in the jojoba oil until fully combined. Add the vitamin E powder last, once the mixture has cooled to room temperature, stirring until it is evenly distributed with no visible clumps. Apply the finished mask to cleansed facial skin for 10-15 minutes, then rinse off with warm water.

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INCI	Vitamin E
Other
Att brand	Ukraine
Attention	For external use only!
Color product	from white to cream
Descriptio smell	without smell
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	baby cosmetics - 0.5%, "eye contour care - 1-2%", sunscreen cosmetics - 2-4% ," after shave - 1-2%, "anti-cellulite serums - 3-5%, emulsions, gels, skin balms - 1-3%, healing ointments - 3-5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Vitamin E Powder 10 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 grams
Solubility	in water
View	Powder, crystals
Valid until	10.2028