JASON Vitamin E 32,000 IU Moisturizing Oil , For Targeted Solutions, 1 Fluid Ounces

Best anti turkey creepy neck gel I have ever used there is no smell to it. Don’t know why other reviews comment on smell ! It’s absolutely wonderful for an aging face and neck ! fills in wrinkles lines in your neck makes your face look and feel younger it’s a miracle wrinkle vitamins e oil gel very thick. Comes with a spatula lid makes it easy to apply.Better than any wrinkle cream on the market. I love it . Told many friends about this they love it too . Goes on thick so let it soak in your skin for awhile or overnight don’t wash off !! apply makeup next day amazing . Never go without it.

I’ve been using this extra strength oil on my skin for about 20 years now, maybe longer. Im extremely hypersensitive to skin lotions, fragrances, etc., but for all these years I’ve been able to use this moisturizer, healer. ** I can’t say enough about this oil!! this pure Vitamin E oil, tocopherol acetate, literally will heal burns, scrapes and scratches on your skin in a matter of a few days, sometimes within hours. It makes blemishes disappear. It helps your skin retain a youthful look. In some cases it’s better than any antibacterial ointment. I’ve been using it for so many years that I’ve seen first hand what a miracle worker it is on light burns, rashes, cuts, scrapes, blemishes, mottled skin, stretch marks, scars to name a few. I’ll never be without it. Even for pets!! This oil eliminated a growth on my dogs paw, it healed a case of hot spots and healed a scrape on my dogs leg nearly overnight. This extra strength Vit e oil 32,000 IU is a must have in everyone’s first aid kits! Having said that, However, I’ve recently noticed a vague scent of some type of tincture in it, not sure what it is but now when I apply it on my skin it causes my skin to burn and the slight medicinal scent makes my head ache so I have to stop using myself but I’ll always have a bottle of this for my family and for my pets. I’ll continue buying it hoping that at some point it’ll be processed like it was a few years ago with absolutely nothing but vitamin e oil in it and not a hint of anything else.

I bought this to treat a chemical burn from my highlights on my hair and it worked so great that I decided to put it under my eyes....why not?? It made the dark spot lighter and worked better than the expensive eye cream I used. So then I tried it as a moisturizer for my face at night and I don't even use my expensive night cream anymore! So I feel as though cosmetic companies cheat you....why not just use vitamin E it works better than what they sell you? I've used it on my cracked heels, and dry elbows...it's like a miracle oil! Am I the only one who didn't know about vitamin E oil?? I used it for two to three weeks every night and then starting to see the difference so it takes time. My face used to be really red and blotchy and dry in areas around my nose and cheeks and now it's not. Update: after researching more about vitamin E oil, realized they are not all the same. This one is not the natural version - it's synthetic and the product ones with a prop 65 warning for lead. I use this daily and I'm concerned as I did not notice the warning on the description. There are other brands that still deliver agoid quality oil and I will be using those for now on.

Well it came in a lil bubble wrap baggie which did help some but the bottle wasn’t sealed; neither was the cap screwed on as tightly so the content just leaked... revealing some sort of foul, off scent (for a vitamin e oil, if I remember correctly, it isn’t v fragrant at all). So I wasn’t wise buying this, don’t do what I did and just place as order of this w/o browsing the comments section FIRST. I ALWAYS do this, usually but this time I didn’t and yes to my dismay — it’s on me. I’ll take it. I should of looked closer bc the ingredients read: ‘tocopherol acetate’. No ‘alpha’ or ‘dl alpha’ in front of it either. Mmhm. What is Tocopheryl Acetate? ‘This ingredient is basically a form of vitamin E created in the laboratory. Manufacturers take natural vitamin E and add acetic acid to it. Acetic acid is the main component of vinegar. The word “acid” means just what you'd think—it's corrosive, and attacks the skin. A simple carboxylic acid, it's used in the production of chemicals for photographic film, wood glue, and synthetic fibers and fabrics. Why would manufacturers mix perfectly good vitamin E with this irritating ingredient? Two words: cheaper, and longer lasting. Adding the acid to vitamin E makes it last longer on the shelves. That makes it easier for manufacturers to process, ship, store, and sell their products.’ Hmph. I’m now actually pretty grateful it came damaged: caused me take a closer look and made me a lil wiser. Here’s what I learnt today: ‘Vitamin E naturally exists in eight different forms (alpha-, beta-, gamma-, and delta-tocopherols and tocotrienols) each of which has slightly different activity in the body. Even though there are 8 forms of vitamin E, the most biologically active form of the vitamin is called alpha-tocopherol. Alpha-tocopherol is considered the most active natural form because it is the preferred form of vitamin E transported and used by the liver. Synthetic vitamin E does not come from a natural food source and is generally derived from petroleum products. Synthetic vitamin E (dl-alpha-tocopherol or any variation starting with dl-) is found in most supplemental vitamin e sources fed to horses. Synthetic vitamin E, due to its chemical structure, is only about 12% as potent as natural vitamin E. It is also not as bioavailable (meaning easily used by the body) as its natural counterpart, decreasing overall absorption and utilization of the vitamin. Some studies have shown that three times more synthetic vitamin E is needed to equal the biological activity of natural vitamin E. Synthetic vitamin E is also excreted faster than the natural form, so it doesn’t have as much time to get into the tissues where it is needed. Natural vitamin E is generally labelled d-alpha tocopherol, d-alpha tocopherol acetate, or d-alpha tocopherol succinate but can sometimes appear as mixed tocopherols (mixed tocopherols, contain not only d-alpha tocopherol but natural mixtures of beta, gamma, and delta tocopherols). Natural vitamin E comes from plant oils instead of petroleum. Due to its molecular structure, natural vitamin E is much better absorbed in the body. Specific transport proteins in the liver tend to bind better to natural vitamin E, allowing it to be transported to other tissues in the body to be used for important functions, including as an antioxidant. There is little difference between the natural and synthetic forms of most vitamins. But with vitamin E, natural is significantly better.’

Very thick and sticky, I like to mix it with lotion to reduce stickiness. Otherwise, works well.

When I bought this for a freshly-created injury, I thought I would need a second bottle because it's not a lot of product. Wrong. One bottle is all you need. Me, in my vast knowledge of not understanding what oil is, realized that one bottle is MORE than enough. It's a thick oil, but not gooey/sticky and spreads on easily. Underneath the cap is a built-in plastic square to apply to the affected area. It's a good idea because the idea of pouring this on you isn't smart, unless it's a very large area. That being said, the more severe the injury/affected area, you'll be better off using maybe a paper towel or tissue - I wouldn't use a cotton ball because the thickness of the oil and how much the ball might absorb vs how much gets on the skin. I asked my dermatologist if this was ok, and they said unless you want to spend hundreds of dollars for something that's going to do the same thing, it's more than ok. So yeah, I'd recommend it. Just take it easy the first time you use it - just a dab will do ya.

Excellent when used on healing scars (not open wounds.) It thick and stays in place (is sticky will need covering under clothing) and is effective. I'm a surgeon and find it effective in minimizing scar formation when I've applied it to large healing scars. FYI, my usage report is anecdotal, not scientific.

Containers sealed poorly. Jars are only airtight if they have been twisted shut completely before the plastic wrap is applied and that doesn’t seem to be done by the vendor. Rating reflects the quality.

I love this. Really plumps out the wrinkles. I use it as face mask. It is gloopy, but if you leave it on for a while and then wipe off the surplus it is marvellous. An essential in my skincare regime. I'm in my late sixties

This product is my greatest find on Amazon. It worked really well on my skin. It helped clear acne marks and brightened my skin significantly. Have already ordered a second batch.

No tiene mucho olor pero es un poco grueso para poder mezclar con la crema que la quiero mezclar. Pensaba que sería mas ligero para poder mezclar con otras cremas.

Excelente producto.

value for money