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Tranexamic Acid

Tranexamic acid is an innovative ingredient in cosmetics, particularly effective for reducing pigmentation spots and evening out skin tone. Discover through these articles more information about this active ingredient and how it targets melanin production to reveal a clearer and more even complexion.
Acide tranéxamique contre le mélasma.
The Results of Tranexamic Acid on Melasma
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Informations sur l'acide tranéxamique.
6 min of readingAll You Need To Know About Tranexamic Acid for Skin.
Comment utiliser l'acide tranéxamique ?
5 min of readingTranexamic Acid: How To Use It?
Produits à base d'acide tranéxamique.
5 min of readingIn which skincare products can we find tranexamic acid?
Combinaisons d'actifs avec l'acide tranéxamique.
3 min of readingWith Which Active Ingredients Can You Combine It?
FAQ about tranexamic acid

Does tranexamic acid have an effect on hyperpigmentation?

The tranexamic acid has demonstrated its anti-spot effectiveness through numerous scientific studies.

Is tranexamic acid as effective as hydroquinone?

Tranexamic acid delivers results equivalent to hydroquinone without presenting the same risks.

Is Tranexamic Acid a medication?

Yes, tranexamic acid is used in medicine to treat certain types of bleeding. However, its use in cosmetics is different; it is applied topically to reduce brown spots.

Can tranexamic acid be combined with other active ingredients?

The tranexamic acid can be combined with other active ingredients such as vitamin C or niacinamide to enhance its effectiveness.

What is the recommended concentration for tranexamic acid?

A concentration between 2 and 5% is generally sufficient to see results. A higher quantity does not increase effectiveness but does heighten the risk of irritation.

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