Vitamin E has strong antioxidant properties and is widely used in cosmetic products. The addition of vitamin E to base oils can be achieved at a concentration of 2-5%, increasing their "shelf life". It promotes the production of red blood cells in the epidermis, facilitating the absorption of other vitamins. It is considered to improve the elasticity of the skin and helps in combating premature aging.

Vitamin E can be used diluted at a concentration of 2%-5% for the face and body, and it is also suitable for pregnant women for the prevention and avoidance of stretch marks. Vitamin E-acetate (Tocopheryl acetate) is a well-known dietary supplement with the molecular formula C31H52O3. It is the most known type of vitamin E and is produced in the laboratory by synthesizing vitamin E and acetic acid. It is viscous, light-colored, and has a similar composition to the known vitamin E ampoules.