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Vitamins |
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Crucial for regular growth and
helps the natural moisturizing factor. The skin is generally the fastest
way to notice lack of vitamins because it gets dry. |
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Vitamin |
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A fat-soluble vitamin. It
remedies rough, dry skin, used in treating psoriasis, as a topical acne
treatment and to treat aging skin. Certain people are allergic to it. It
can be extracted from fish liver oil, liver, carrots, green and yellow
vegetables, eggs, milk and dairy products, margarine, and yellow fruits.
It stops vitamin C from being oxidized too quickly in the body. Normal
dosages are safe. |
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Vitamin B |
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Eleven different vitamins
known as B complex: Thiamin (B1), riboflavin (B2), niacin (B3), folic
acid, biotin, pantothenic acid or panthenol (B5), pyridoxine (B6),
choline, inositol, PABA, and cyanocobalamin (B12). Antioxidants and body
regulators that work better together than alone. |
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Vitamin C |
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It can store cosmetics in the water phase and in its
fat-soluble form. It’s crucial in building collagen, the connective
tissue that holds us together. |
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Vitamin D |
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Fat-soluble vitamin crucial
for healthy bones, teeth, and the absorption of calcium. The body can
create its own from sun exposure. |
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Vitamin E |
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The most natural fat-soluble
antioxidants in use, especially when shared with vitamin C and vitamin
A. |
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