Vitamin E (Tocopherol, CAS 59-02-9) is a powerful lipid-soluble antioxidant that protects skin from oxidative stress, supports moisture retention and complements anti-aging systems. It is also an essential nutrient for dietary supplements.
Physical & Chemical Properties
- INCI: Tocopherol
- CAS number: 59-02-9
- Appearance: pale yellow to amber viscous oil
- Solubility: oil-soluble; practically insoluble in water; soluble in ethanol
- Molecular formula: C29H50O2
- Ionic type: non-ionic vitamin
- Stability: sensitive to light and oxygen — use protective packaging
Key Benefits for Formulation
- Antioxidant protection: neutralizes free radicals and oxidative stress
- Moisture support: improves skin hydration and barrier
- Anti-aging: complements retinol and vitamin C systems
- Soothing: helps calm stressed and environmentally damaged skin
- Dual-use: cosmetic active and supplement nutrient
Main Applications
- Anti-aging creams & serums: antioxidant defense
- Body oils & balms: nourishing care
- Hair care: conditioning and scalp health
- Lip care: protective balms
- Dietary supplements: vitamin E fortification
Why Choose Our Bulk Vitamin E Oil (Tocopherol)?
- GMP manufacturing: full quality control from raw material to finished product
- Complete documentation: COA, SDS and heavy metal test reports available on request
- Flexible supply: MOQ and lead time on inquiry, from R&D samples to mass production
- Export experience: reliable shipping to EU, North America, Australia and Middle East
Recommended Usage
Cosmetic use typically 0.5%–5% in the oil phase; supplement use per regulatory limits. Protect from light and oxygen during storage.
FAQ About Wholesale Vitamin E Oil (Tocopherol)
What is the CAS number of Vitamin E?
CAS 59-02-9 (Tocopherol).
What is the INCI name?
Tocopherol.
What is Vitamin E used for?
Antioxidant protection, moisture support and anti-aging in skincare; essential nutrient in supplements.
Is it water or oil soluble?
It is oil-soluble and practically insoluble in water.
What is the recommended use level?
0.5%–5% in cosmetics; supplement levels per regulations.
Is Vitamin E stable?
It is sensitive to light and oxygen — use antioxidants and protective packaging.
Can it be used in supplements?
Yes — vitamin E is an essential nutrient for supplement fortification.
Does it complement retinol?
Yes — it stabilizes and complements retinol and vitamin C systems.
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