Is Tranexamic Acid A Game-Changer In Your  Skincare Routine?

-Mantasha

Yes, definitely. Tranexamic acid is a synthetic form of lysine, discovered in 1962 by Japanese researchers. Originally used to treat blood loss, it was found to improve skin discoloration and scarring.

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It quickly became a skincare ingredient, although not as popular as vitamin C. Lets have a look how it can be beneficial for your skin:

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It reduces the production of melanin, the pigment that makes skin darker.

Reduces Dark Spots

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Helps with sun damage, hormonal issues, and other discoloration problems like melasma.

Fades Discoloration

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Generally safe for everyone, but sensitive skin should do a patch test.

All Skin Types

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Tranexamic acid is safe and can be used by pregnant and nursing women.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

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This works well with most skincare ingredients, like vitamin C and retinoids.

Compatible With Other Ingredients

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Doesn't exfoliate or bleach the skin, making it safe for daily use without irritation.

Gentle On Skin

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