Vitamin E Acetate 98% / Tocopheryl Acetate Liquid

Vitamin E Acetate 98% — Tocopheryl Acetate Liquid | Antioxidant & Skin Conditioner

Vitamin E Acetate (Tocopheryl Acetate) is the esterified, highly stable form of Vitamin E widely used in professional cosmetic and skincare formulations. Unlike pure Tocopherol which can oxidize quickly, Tocopheryl Acetate offers superior shelf stability while delivering the same powerful antioxidant, moisturizing, and skin-protective benefits. It is a versatile, oil-soluble active suitable for a broad range of leave-on and rinse-off formulations.

At 98% purity, this is a professional-grade ingredient trusted by formulators across Pakistan for serums, creams, body lotions, sunscreens, and haircare products.

📋 Product Snapshot

✨ Key Benefits

• Powerful antioxidant — protects skin and formulation from oxidative damage and free radicals
• Moisturizing — improves skin hydration and softness
• Skin barrier support — strengthens and conditions the skin's protective layer
• Anti-aging — reduces the appearance of fine lines and promotes skin elasticity
• Soothing — calms irritated and inflamed skin
• Photostabilizer — helps stabilize UV filters in sunscreen formulations
• Hair conditioning — adds shine, reduces breakage, and nourishes the scalp
• Highly stable — longer shelf life compared to pure Vitamin E (Tocopherol)

💡 Recommended Applications

• Anti-aging serums and face oils (1–3%)
• Moisturizers and face creams (0.5–2%)
• Sunscreens and SPF formulations (1–3% as photostabilizer)
• Body lotions and butters (1–3%)
• Lip balms and lip care products (1–5%)
• Hair serums, conditioners, and scalp treatments (0.5–2%)
• Eye creams (0.5–1%)

📏 How to Use in Formulations

Add Vitamin E Acetate to the oil phase of your formulation, or incorporate at cool-down (below 40°C) for heat-sensitive systems. Recommended usage: 0.5–3% for most skincare applications.

Example Anti-Aging Moisturizer Formula:

• Distilled Water — 70%
• Glycerin — 5%
• Emulsifier (e.g. Olivem 1000) — 5%
• Jojoba Oil — 5%
• Shea Butter — 5%
• Vitamin E Acetate 98% — 2%
• Niacinamide — 4%
• Allantoin — 0.5%
• Preservative — 0.5–1%
• pH adjust to 5.5–6.5

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between Vitamin E Acetate (Tocopheryl Acetate) and pure Vitamin E (Tocopherol)?
A: Pure Tocopherol is the active, unesterified form of Vitamin E — it is highly effective but oxidizes quickly, reducing shelf life. Tocopheryl Acetate is the esterified, stabilized form that converts to active Tocopherol on the skin. It offers significantly better stability in formulations while delivering comparable skin benefits.

Q: Is Vitamin E Acetate oil-soluble or water-soluble?
A: It is oil-soluble. It must be added to the oil phase of emulsions or used in anhydrous (oil-based) formulations. For water-based systems, a solubilizer is required.

Q: Can I use Vitamin E Acetate in sunscreens?
A: Yes — Tocopheryl Acetate is commonly used in sunscreen formulations at 1–3% as a photostabilizer. It helps stabilize UV filters and provides additional antioxidant protection against UV-induced free radical damage.

Q: Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
A: Yes. Vitamin E Acetate is generally well-tolerated and is commonly used in formulations designed for sensitive, dry, and mature skin types.

Q: Can it be used in haircare products?
A: Yes — it is widely used in hair serums, conditioners, and scalp treatments at 0.5–2% to add shine, reduce breakage, and nourish the scalp.

Q: Is COA available?
A: COA available upon request.

Available in 25g, 50g, 100g, 250g, 500g, and 1kg. Order now for fast nationwide delivery across Pakistan.