10 Benefits of Vitamin E

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9. Encourages Hair Growth

Massaging vitamin E oil into the scalp helps with maintaining the integrity of hair follicles. Vitamin E protects the cellular membranes in hair follicles and induces capillary growth. Increased capillary growth provides extra blood flow, oxygen and nutrients to the hair follicles.

A small amount of Vitamin E oil also moisturizes dry, brittle hair. Combine vitamin E oil with olive or coconut oil and apply it to the scalp for healthier hair.

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