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Can you use tranexamic acid and centella (cica) together?
There's no known conflict between tranexamic acid and centella (cica). Apply thinnest to thickest and introduce new products one at a time.
How to use them
- Morning or night: cleanser → tranexamic acid → centella (cica) → moisturizer → sunscreen (AM).
- Wait 30–60 seconds between layers so each one absorbs.
Tranexamic acid
A brightening ingredient that interrupts the signals behind pigment production. It's especially useful for stubborn dark spots and patchy discoloration.
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A traditional botanical extract that soothes, hydrates and supports barrier repair.
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FAQ
Can you use tranexamic acid and centella (cica) together?
Yes, generally fine together. There's no known conflict between tranexamic acid and centella (cica). Apply thinnest to thickest and introduce new products one at a time.
Should I apply tranexamic acid or centella (cica) first?
Apply the thinner, more watery product first, then the thicker one.
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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.