Ingredient guide
Tranexamic acid: what it does and how to use it
A brightening ingredient that interrupts the signals behind pigment production. It's especially useful for stubborn dark spots and patchy discoloration.
Benefits
- Fades stubborn dark spots
- Evens out patchy-looking tone
- Calms post-acne redness
- Non-irritating
Who it's for
Anyone with hyperpigmentation, including sensitive skin.
How to use it
Use once or twice daily as a serum. Pairs well with niacinamide and vitamin C.
Watch out for
Very well tolerated. Results take 8–12 weeks of consistent use.
Best tranexamic acid products
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FAQ
What does tranexamic acid do for skin?
A brightening ingredient that interrupts the signals behind pigment production. It's especially useful for stubborn dark spots and patchy discoloration.
When should I use tranexamic acid, morning or night?
Use once or twice daily as a serum. Pairs well with niacinamide and vitamin C.
Who should use tranexamic acid?
Anyone with hyperpigmentation, including sensitive skin.
This page is general cosmetic information for educational purposes. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it doesn't replace a dermatologist or other qualified professional. Product formulas change, so always read the label. Full medical disclaimer.