Tocopheryl acetate is vitamin E. Occasionally it pops up in shampoos and conditioners. I tried using it on the ends of my hair once but it felt rather gummy and left my hair tangled. It's probably better suited to skin: Vitamins have no impact on hair--they act as catalysts for positive changes on living, regenerative tissues, not dead cells such as hair.
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I too once tried 100% Vitamin E Oil on my hair. I was not impressed. My hair is on the fine side and it got kind of tangled. Not really bad, fortunately, but it's not something I'd do again. Other people here have said Vitamin E oil helped them. Myabe they have thicker hair.
I would look for 100% jojoba oil. Which can be a little tricky to find. You might call local health food stores, or look in the health food beauty care section of a big supermarket. (The beauty care section within the health food section- usually very small.)
I noticed GNC sells jojoba oil and I was excited because then I could get 20% off of it with my Gold Card. But I was disappointed to see it was not 100% pure. There were other ingredients on the ingredient list. Can't recall what they were. Be sure your jojoba oil only lists jojoba oil on the ingredient list. :)
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