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Tranexamic Acid 10% Serum

Tranexamic Acid 10% Serum

Cos De BAHA·Serum16 Reddit mentions

What the community says

Pros

  • Potent 10% tranexamic acid concentration targeting hyperpigmentation
  • Can be layered with other actives like tretinoin and azelaic acid
  • Noted by some users for noticeable brightening and pigmentation improvement

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From the threads

Source threads

r/30PlusSkinCarePositive impact
Thought I’d share what has worked for me- age 32 vs age 36 (now)

3.6k pts · 331 comments

I alternate each day between tranexamic acid and vitamin C.
I really saw a big difference after I introduced the tranexamic (I did use that everyday for about 9 months)
tranexamic Anua 10% plus niacinimide
r/tretinoinIn routine
6 months

1.1k pts · 123 comments

I was also introducing Tranexamic Acid serum during the daytime to boost the hyperpigmentation fighting effects of the tret.
It has worked well for me though.
Apply Medicube TXA 15% Serum
r/AsianBeautyDidn't work
Which unsuspecting ingredient was secretly damaging your skin?

152 pts · 207 comments

I had the worst reaction with the Cos De Baha TT Tranexamic Acid 10% serum which is centella-based.
It stung my skin, damaged my skin barrier and even caused it to bleed a lil.
Gave the serum to mom and it worked well for her.
r/tretinoinPositive impact
Tret on darker skin — 5 month update

141 pts · 45 comments

since january i added a few things to my routine. azelaic acid 20%, a tranexamic acid serum, vitamin C 3x a week, and i switched to a tinted sunscreen
my TXA, azelaic acid and tret are doing the actual heavy lifting on pigmentation.
the Naturium TXA honestly made a noticeable difference in brightness for me.
r/SkincareAddictionMentioned
[misc] what finally got you to take SPF as a non-negotiable?

60 pts · 91 comments

some people have had luck with ingredients like tranexamic acid or niacinamide for melasma.
my derm told me melasma also has hormonal triggers, so i think a consult would help.

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