Vitamin E can replace eye cream

It is said that the eyes age first when people get old. The area around the eyes is the first place on the face to show wrinkles. Especially nowadays, people have bad eye habits, which are more likely to increase the degree of aging of the eyes. Therefore, many people have the habit of using eye cream. Some people believe that vitamin E also has a restorative nutritional effect. So can vitamin E replace eye cream?

Vitamin E can be used occasionally on the eyes, but it cannot replace eye cream. Vitamin E has a good repairing and nourishing function for the skin and can be used directly, but at most twice a week and not every day, so it cannot replace eye cream. Moreover, eye care is a long process. Dark circles, wrinkles and eye bags around the eyes all require professional eye creams to alleviate them specifically.

Tocotrienols are particularly effective in fighting skin aging. Tocotrienols taken by the body are easily absorbed by skin cells and have the important function of resisting aging caused by ultraviolet rays and ozone. Therefore, tocotrienols have a dual function: they can keep the body's arteries young and the skin young. Tocotrienols are called "body guards." A large number of research results support the view that VE can maintain the body's optimal health. Every scientific researcher in the field of aging research has observed that VE has anti-aging effects.

Vitamin E can be mixed with eye cream. Poke a small hole in the vitamin E capsule, squeeze out a small amount of vitamin E oil, mix it thoroughly with eye cream, and apply it around the eyes. Massage carefully until absorbed. Vitamin E contains a large amount of antioxidant ingredients, which has anti-aging effects to a certain extent, but it is very irritating if used directly, and using only one ingredient, VE, is not good for the skin.

There are still great differences among vitamin E capsules. No matter whether they are sold in pharmacies or purchased on Taobao, the ingredients in many health care product capsules are not pure. If used for eye applications, natural vitamin E should be used instead of those containing many impurities. If you look carefully at the ingredient list of vitamin E, you can see the content of d-α-tocopherol. Only when the content of d-α-tocopherol reaches 90% can it be considered natural vitamin E and is more suitable for eye care.