Hello, landlord: of course, and the effect of oral administration and external use is better! After vitamin E is absorbed by the skin, it can not only reduce the peroxidation of lipids and lipoproteins on the cell membrane, protect the normal function of cells, but also lock in moisture, so it has the reputation of "moisturizing agent" in the deep layer of the skin. Wrinkles are often caused by the loss of subcutaneous fat, the breakage of elastic fibers and the degradation of connective collagen tissue. Vitamin E can keep the connection between these tissues, inhibit lipid peroxidation and maintain skin elasticity. At the same time, it can also weaken the function of fat gland degeneration (another feature of skin aging), thus reducing the formation of wrinkles. When the skin is induced by ultraviolet rays to produce free radicals, vitamin E can be absorbed through the skin, and has the functions of delaying photoaging, sun protection, inhibiting sunburn, smoothing skin, reducing skin wrinkles, moistening skin and diminishing inflammation. At the same time, vitamin E can effectively prevent the formation of senile plaques. When the skin is induced by ultraviolet rays to produce free radicals, vitamin E can be absorbed through the skin, and has the functions of delaying photoaging, sun protection, inhibiting sunburn, smoothing skin, reducing skin wrinkles, moistening skin and diminishing inflammation. At the same time, vitamin E can effectively prevent the formation of senile plaques. Vitamin E contributes to blood circulation and is necessary for tissue repair. It can also promote normal blood coagulation, which is beneficial to wound healing and can reduce the scar of the wound. In addition, it helps to maintain normal nerve and muscle tissue, stabilize capillary wall and promote hair health.