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Vitamin E

Vitamins / Vitamins and their derivatives
Also known as: Alpha Tocopherol • Tocopheryl acetate • Tocopheryl succinate

Found 11 topical uses for Vitamin E

  • Aging skin RatingRatingRatingRating

    Vitamin E is an antioxidant; neutralizes free radicals; reduces skin aging. Apply a cream containing vitamin E 2 times, daily for many months.

  • Burns RatingRatingRating

    Vitamin E accelerates tissue healing; accelerates tissue repair; used for protection. Apply a cream containing vitamin E 2 times daily, for many months.

  • Cold sores RatingRatingRating

    Vitamin E alleviates symptoms; reduces duration and severity; used for treatment. Apply a cream containing vitamin E 3-6 times, daily for many weeks.

  • Skin wounds RatingRatingRating

    Vitamin E accelerates tissue healing; accelerates tissue repair. Apply a cream containing vitamin E 2-4 times daily, for many weeks.

  • Sunburn protection RatingRatingRating

    Vitamin E is an antioxidant; neutralizes free radicals; used for protection. Apply a lotion or cream containing minimum of 2-3 % of vitamin E 3-4 times daily, for many weeks.

  • Keloid & Scars RatingRating

    Vitamin E accelerates tissue healing; accelerates tissue repair. Apply vitamin E containing cream or vitamin E oil 3-4 times daily, for many months.

  • Postherpetic neuralgia RatingRating

    Vitamin E alleviates nerve pain. Apply vitamin E containing cream or vitamin E oil 3-4 times daily, for many months.

  • Skin ulcers RatingRating

    Vitamin E accelerates tissue healing; accelerates tissue repair. Apply vitamin E containing cream or vitamin E oil 3-4 times daily, for many months.

  • Surgery support RatingRating

    Vitamin E accelerates tissue healing; accelerates tissue repair; prevents scarring. Apply a cream containing vitamin E 2-4 times daily, for many weeks.

  • Vaginitis RatingRating

    Vitamin E soothes mucous membranes; alleviates symptoms. Use vitamin E containing vaginal suppositories or vitamin E oil daily, for many weeks.
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