Can vitamin A be applied to the face? (The effect and function of vitamin A ointment on the face)

Taking vitamin A orally can achieve certain health care effects, such as further protecting the eyes, protecting the liver, etc., but vitamin A cannot be applied directly on the face. To put it bluntly, the answer to the question of whether vitamin A can be used on the face is no.

Taking vitamin A orally can achieve certain health care effects, such as further protecting the eyes, protecting the liver, etc., but vitamin A cannot be applied directly on the face. To put it bluntly, the answer to the question of whether vitamin A can be used on the face is no.

Can vitamin A be used on the face?

The reason why some people have the idea of ​​applying vitamin A on their face is mainly because they know that vitamin E can be used in this way. Many people squeeze a drop of vitamin E soft capsule into the mask when making it, or directly apply vitamin E capsule on the face before applying the mask, so they think vitamin A is also okay. But they are different. Vitamin E is presented in the form of capsules, which is protein wrapped in liquid, so it can be applied. However, vitamin A is presented in tablets, so it cannot be applied. Even if you grind it into powder and stir it evenly in water before applying it, it is inappropriate. Because after systematic demonstration, it is found that vitamin A applied on the face cannot achieve any skin care effects such as whitening, acne removal, and fighting acne.

The above is my personal answer to the question of whether vitamin A can be used on the face. In fact, the vitamin A health products currently available on the market are all in the form of tablets, so it is very troublesome to apply them, and applying them on the face has no beauty or health-care effects.