Thirty percent of the body's vitamin E is found in the skin. This is because it is an anti-oxidant and the skin is the part of the body that is most exposed to oxygen.Why is this important? Well, oxygen is very reactive
and if it is left unchecked it will break down the skin's tissues leading to premature aging.
Vitamin E prevents this by absorbing the oxygen itself and so protecting the more vulnerable tissues. There are 4 different forms of vitamin E - each one
suited to a particular type of environment in the skin.
Natural sources of vitamin E are also made up of this range of slightly different forms of vitamin E, whereas synthetic vitamin E used in a lot of skin creams and vitamin supplements tends to only be in one form.
One of the richest sources of vitamin E is shea butter. All our lotions and creams contain it and we have written a Shea Butter E- Book which gives a lot more detailed information about the wonderful properties and benefits of this natural moisturising ingredient. Our shea butter is organic and is collected by a community of women in Ghana so you can benefit your skin and rural families.

