What is Tocopherol? Behind the technical term Tocopherol lies the well-known Vitamin E. It is one of the most important vitamins for skin health. In nature, it is mainly found in vegetable oils (such as wheat germ or sunflower oil) and nuts. In cosmetics, it is the "gold standard" of antioxidants. It not only protects our cells but also preserves the cosmetic product itself from spoilage.

Tocopherol is an extremely effective radical scavenger. It neutralizes aggressive oxygen molecules (free radicals) caused by UV radiation and environmental toxins.

• Anti-Aging: By protecting against oxidative stress, it prevents premature skin aging and wrinkle formation ("photo-aging").
• Cell Protection: It protects the membranes of skin cells from damage and keeps them intact.
• Synergy: It works perfectly with Vitamin C – the two reinforce each other's effects.

In addition to its protective function, Vitamin E is an excellent conditioning agent that penetrates deep into the horny layer.

The noticeable effects:

• Smoothes the skin texture and improves the moisture-holding capacity of the horny layer.
• Has an anti-inflammatory effect and promotes wound healing (often found in scar ointments).
• Strengthens the skin's natural barrier function against external influences.