Mixed Tocopherols (90%) is a concentrated blend of various forms of vitamin E (alpha, beta, gamma, and delta tocopherols), providing superior antioxidant protection to skincare and cosmetic formulations. Vitamin E is widely used for its ability to neutralize free radicals, helping to preserve the integrity of the formula and prevent rancidity in oils and emulsions.
This 90% concentrated version is typically used as an antioxidant booster in oil-based formulations such as serums, body oils, and creams. It also helps to support skin health by offering mild skin conditioning properties and protection against environmental stressors.
Due to its high concentration, it is recommended to be used in small amounts (usually 0.5–2%) to avoid overpowering the formulation’s texture or scent.
FEATURES
- Antioxidant-rich – protects formulations from oxidative damage and extends shelf life.
- Improves stability – helps prevent oils and emulsions from going rancid over time.
- Supports skin health – conditioning and protective properties for the skin.
- Broad-spectrum vitamin E – contains multiple tocopherol isomers for a well-rounded effect.
BEST FOR
- Anti-aging serums
- Body and face oils
- Moisturizers
- Conditioning balms
- Hair care products
- Preservation of oil-based formulations
FORMULATION GUIDELINES
| INCI | Tocopherols |
|---|---|
| Type | Mixed Tocopherols (Vitamin E blend) |
| Solubility | Oil-soluble |
| Active Content | 90% Tocopherols (blended alpha, beta, gamma, delta) |
| Use Rate | 0.5–2.0% in finished products (adjust based on formulation goals and system) |
| Best Phase | Oil phase or cool-down phase (below 40°C) |
| pH Compatibility | Vitamin E is stable across a wide pH range and works in both acidic and neutral formulations. |
| Temperature Tolerance | Stable under normal processing. Add below 40°C to preserve activity. |
| Pro Tip | While mixed tocopherols are highly stable, they can affect the texture or appearance of the final product if used in excess. Check your formula’s appearance after adding tocopherols to ensure it remains clear or adequately textured. For optimal stability, consider pairing with other antioxidants or preservatives to safeguard sensitive actives. |
| Appearance | Yellow to brownish viscous liquid |
| Stability Notes | Highly stable in formulations, but exposure to light and air should still be minimized to ensure maximum efficacy. |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and light, in an airtight container. |
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