Invite E Vitamin E Cream Questions & Answers

You should be able to purchase it at Chemist Warehouse and if you cannot purhase it there I am sure you can check your online distributors. Hope this helps but Chemist Warehouse should definitely have it.

Kool thanks. I've been using kenkay products instead lately

This Vitamin E Cream is specially formulated with moisturising Sweet Almond oil, Macadamia seed oil, Shea butter, Rosehip Oil, Avocado Oil, and Shea butter esters. ... The cream doesn't contain any animal by-products. Which makes it vegan and cruelty-free.

Cruelty-free pertains to animal testing rather than ingredients. Not all vegan products are cruelty-free. Is this product tested on animals?

No, it does not. But there are other natural products which do. I would do some research on the net

Thank you One more question, Is the product non-comedogenic and what is the pH level of the cream?

Yes, you can but be careful not to get it in your eyes. There is another product you can use as well. It is called EGF Repair Serum, Rejuvenation Booster. Among many other ingredients it has Hydrolyzed Beta -Glucan in it, which is very good for the skin. Normally it is very expensive but I got it from external link . It is for 2 bottles 30 ml $ 36.83 including Freight.

No, it is not a sunscreen. but you can use it afterwards.

chemist warehouse or priceline

Like the invite vitamin e cream better mainly because the other one is in a small glass jar and the vitamin e cream is in a plastic pump pack so it's actually easier to use

Invite is a cream with 100IU per gram it also comes in an oil 25IU per drop but it would be unlikely you would apply an oil on a burn, it like Plunket’s oil would probably be great to rejuvenate and soften the skin. Oil will leave residue on your skin maybe not suitable to use under your makeup. Most vitamin E creams do not state the amount of vitamin E it contains. It depends on what you want to achieve healing or rejuvenation.

I’d check with the nurse at the local clinic.

There is no indication on the container for this product to be used on open wounds a chat with your G.P. or pharmacist would probably help.

I place the cream around the wound when my dry dermatitis cracks up to heal though, it a little bit made it in and haven't noticed anything bad happen ; however, it might not be worth taking the risk without consulting a doctor first. If you suspect that the wound is or might become infected then definitely it's a good idea to see a doctor

Or the local chemists pharmaceutical expert

It should be alright - I usually use invite vitamin e cream on my dermatitis prone skin and it usually helps; however, if you're still concerned - I would highly recommend to double check with your family doctor.

Chemist warehouse sells it. Price is currently $16.48 for 250ml tub in NSW . I'm sure you could find it in a chemist also, price may be more.

My chemist or chemist warehouse. Go online and check specials.

I also found the invite vitamin e cream at the local area, priceline chemist - which used to called, gold cross chemist so I would recommend to check around chemists to see if they stock the great cream

This cream has hydroxybenzoates,is that gonna make me age why is this product so bad

Don't know. I have heard Vitamin E oil fades scars. Get it from chemist.

It depends on what type of scars you have. If they are just some red/dark marks then yes, it will help to fade them.

Google it. Try The Body Shop.

found nothing......but your answer tells me Yes they do test on animals

I personally use it on my face every day and have done for probably 10 years. It is rich so I use a sparing amount mixed with a little water. Some people find it too rich, but I haven't had that problem and it doesn't make my skin break out. I use it on my hands/arms every day as well.

The biggest thing you can do to improve the appearance of scars/stretch marks is to massage the area once-twice daily for a few minutes. The creams you use don't necessarily make much difference and no cream will get rid of scars on its own. Vitamin E cream/Bio Oil may help but the biggest difference is made by massaging it every day to help breakdown the thick collagen scar-tissue, but it depends on your own individual skin and scarring type/healing ability.

They sell in health shops but they are expensive there. I buy it from discount chemist

I found this invite vitamin e cream in the new building in the western side of the wollongong mall down on the lower level next the mobile phone hospital in the chemist there

Invite E cream are available in most Chemist Warehouse and Priceline and also on any Pharmacies.