
Vitamin E is widely recognised for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and its ability to slow skin ageing. However, to fully benefit from it, you need to know how to use it correctly. Creams, oils, serums, supplements or vitamin E capsules: each form has its own characteristics and recommended usage. How can you optimise the use of vitamin E? Find out more by reading this article.

Vitamin E is primarily used for its antioxidant action. It thus protects formulas from oxidation and limits the damage of free radicals on the skin - responsible for accelerating ageing. However, are there any adverse effects to its use on the skin?

Also known as tocopherol, this vitamin is renowned for its antioxidant properties. It neutralises the aggressive action of free radicals on the skin and protects it from external aggressions, such as pollution or UV rays - which accelerate skin ageing. Its healing action, however, is somewhat controversial.
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