The Skin Prof is not a fan. The testimonials praising vitamin E in its various isomers and forms are found even on bathroom walls it seems.
Repeat: the Skin Prof is not a fan. E has a very tangible PRO-oxidant effect on people under about 50-60 years old and above that age, the rah-rah anti-oxidant, fast healing support narrative is ho-hum.
E clogs the skin of the face, and if you like to dot your zits with it, have at it, but if you really want to dot a zit to dry it up, use Milk of Magnesia or try REMEDY from 302 Skincare or even a clay mask with no actives in it.
The Vitamin E fan club is for those who connect free radicals and free radical scavengers. The connection is slight.
The Skin Prof is not a fan. The testimonials praising vitamin E in its various isomers and forms are found even on bathroom walls it seems.
Repeat: the Skin Prof is not a fan. E has a very tangible PRO-oxidant effect on people under about 50-60 years old and above that age, the rah-rah anti-oxidant, fast healing support narrative is ho-hum.
E clogs the skin of the face, and if you like to dot your zits with it, have at it, but if you really want to dot a zit to dry it up, use Milk of Magnesia or try REMEDY from 302 Skincare or even a clay mask with no actives in it.
The Vitamin E fan club is for those who connect free radicals and free radical scavengers. The connection is slight.
