Vitamin E oil

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Hi all,

I need some advice please. Since after pregnancy, the skin under my eyes has loosened a bit and I need to do something to tone it or care for it to avoid early wrinkles.

someone recommended using Pure vitamin E oil under the eyes. I am doing that now since a week. Plus my usual routine of using pure Aloe vera gel.

I want to know if anyone has experience of using Pure Vit E oil on the skin. Did they feel any difference?

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Re: Vitamin E oil

Vitamin E oil is incredibly moisturizing & has some antioxidant properties….but as far as I know, it has never actually been proven to prevent/reduce wrinkles. I use it as one of the ingredients in my Vitamin C serum but have never used it on its own.

You should get a vitamin C serum. Apply it every morning along with sunscreen on your entire face/neck. Wear sunglasses anytime you go out. I make my own serum but I’ll post a link below for a serum that’s reasonably priced and gets good reviews (the ingredients look great). You will see a difference using a vitamin c serum faster than vitamin E oil. Make sure you keep the serum in a dark/cool place so make it last longer (I keep mind in the refrigerator).

If you’re not pregnant or breast-feeding, you should get .025% Retin A cream (I buy mine at All day chemist). This is the ONLY thing that’s actually been approved by FDA for wrinkles.

Amazon.com : NuFountain® Fresh Cosmetics C20+ Lightening, Skin Lightening Vitamin C Serum : Facial Treatment Products : Beauty

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Re: Vitamin E oil

How do you make your own serum Paheli ?

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.025% retin A...where else can this be found?

Thanks

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Re: Vitamin E oil

http://www.paklinks.com/gs/fashion-and-beauty/555771-diy-vitamin-c-serum.html

Other than ADC, plenty of online pharmacies sell it. If you’re not comfortable buying it online…then the other 2 options are to have a relative from back home mail it OR buy it from any pharmacy. In the U.S., this requires a doctor’s prescription & from what I’m told, tends to be quite expensive since insurance doesn’t cover it.

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http://www.paklinks.com/gs/fashion-and-beauty/555771-diy-vitamin-c-serum.html

Other than ADC, plenty of online pharmacies sell it. If you’re not comfortable buying it online…then the other 2 options are to have a relative from back home mail it OR buy it from any pharmacy. In the U.S., this requires a doctor’s prescription & from what I’m told, tends to be quite expensive since insurance doesn’t cover it.

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Re: Vitamin E oil

I heard of it but never used it.

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Thank you!! been trying to start using this stuff..hope it works out this time