Vitamin EC Complex and Lecithin

Vitamin EC Complex and Lecithin is a golden to brownish yellow antioxidant blend made in the USA. The card lists its INCI as Lecithin, Sunflower Seed Oil, Ascorbyl Palmitate and Tocopherol. It brings vitamin E (tocopherol) and an oil-compatible vitamin C derivative (ascorbyl palmitate) together in one ingredient for lotions, creams, serums and hair masks. Sizes: 8 oz, 16 oz, 32 oz and 1 gal.

What Is Vitamin EC Complex and Lecithin?

This is a ready-made blend in which tocopherol and ascorbyl palmitate are carried in sunflower seed oil and lecithin. Lecithin is a natural phospholipid. The form of vitamin C here is ascorbyl palmitate, not pure ascorbic acid, so the blend should not be handled as if it were ascorbic acid. Processing and use-level guidance comes from the documentation for the supplied grade.

Why Choose This Blend

Vitamins E and C in one step

Vitamin E and vitamin C are among the most familiar antioxidant names on cosmetic labels. Getting both from one material simplifies weighing and keeps the ingredient list tidy.

Lecithin in the mix

The current product text describes lecithin as a natural emulsifier that helps oil and water ingredients blend, which can support spreadability in the finished product.

Versatile positioning

The card names lotions, creams, serums and hair masks as typical uses, so one bottle can serve both a skin-care and a hair-care line.

Applications

Consider it for face and body lotions, day creams, oil-containing serums, nourishing hair masks and gentle cleansers. Explore related raw materials in our cosmetic vitamins category. If you want vitamin E alone, compare it with Vitamin E (Tocopheryl Acetate); for a water-soluble vitamin, see D-Panthenol 75%. The wider active ingredients range covers peptides and humectants that complete a vitamin-based product.

How to Use

Because the blend contains oil and lecithin, do not assume it simply dissolves in water. Check the recommended dispersion method for the supplied grade, decide on the phase it belongs to, and take the input level from the technical documentation. Then test the finished product for appearance, stability and preservation. For more detail, read our guide Vitamin E vs Vitamin EC Complex and Lecithin.

Compatibility

The oil-based carrier makes it a natural companion for plant oils and emulsions. In purely water-based gels it may not disperse evenly without the method described in the technical sheet, so test a small sample first.

Characteristics

INCI: Lecithin, Sunflower Seed Oil, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Tocopherol. Color: golden to brownish yellow. Vitamin C form: ascorbyl palmitate. Typical uses: lotions, creams, serums, hair masks. Country of origin: USA. Sizes: 8 oz, 16 oz, 32 oz, 1 gal.

Recipe: Antioxidant Face Oil Base (30 g)

Ingredients: 20 g jojoba oil and 10 g argan oil. Weigh both oils into a dry beaker and stir. Vitamin EC Complex and Lecithin is then blended into this base at the level stated in its technical sheet; the card does not give one, so no amount is listed here. Fill into a 30 ml amber dropper bottle and apply a few drops in the evening. The base contains no water, so no preservative is needed.

Storage

Storage requirements for this blend are set per lot, so follow the instructions in its batch documentation.

Order 8 oz to try the blend or a gallon for regular production of creams and hair masks.

FAQ

Which vitamin C is in the blend?

Ascorbyl palmitate, an oil-compatible vitamin C derivative, not pure ascorbic acid.

Is it water-soluble?

Do not assume so; its oil and lecithin components need the dispersion method from the technical sheet.

Which products is it used in?

Lotions, creams, serums and hair masks.

Where is it made?

The card lists the USA.