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The tone-evening hero dermatologists whisper about. Dr.Melaxin's TX Tranexamic Acid Cream brings one of Korea's most respected brightening ingredients into a daily cream — visibly evening skin tone and fading the look of dark spots, sun marks and post-blemish discoloration.
Why tranexamic acid works for dark spots
Tranexamic acid (TXA) is the quiet star of Korean pigmentation care — gentle enough for daily use and for skin that finds stronger brighteners irritating, yet consistently loved for its effect on the look of stubborn discoloration. A staple of Korean clinic culture, now in cream form.
Use morning and night as your cream or as a targeted layer. Pair with niacinamide or vitamin C for a fuller brightening lineup — and treat daily SPF50+ as non-negotiable, because sun exposure feeds the marks you're fading. Explore more Dr.Melaxin.
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How to Use
1. Use morning and night after serum, as your cream step or a targeted layer.
2. Apply evenly to the full face, or focus on areas of discoloration.
3. Massage gently until absorbed.
4. Wear SPF50+ every morning — sun protection is half of any pigmentation routine.
Tip: pair with vitamin C mornings and niacinamide for a complete tone-evening lineup.
Tranexamic acid (TXA) is one of the most respected tone-evening ingredients in Korean skincare, loved for fading the look of dark spots, sun marks and post-blemish discoloration while staying gentle enough for daily use.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes — TXA is famously well-tolerated, which is why it’s often the brightening pick for skin that reacts to stronger actives. Patch test first, as with any new product.
How long until dark spots look better?
Pigmentation is a patience game: expect first improvements in the look of marks around 4–8 weeks, with the best results after 8–12 weeks of consistent use plus daily SPF. Sunscreen is half the treatment.
Can I combine it with vitamin C or niacinamide?
Yes — TXA plays beautifully with both. A classic routine: vitamin C in the morning, this cream morning and night, niacinamide anywhere in between, and SPF50+ every day.
Do I apply it all over or just on spots?
Both work: apply all over for overall tone-evening, or as a targeted layer on stubborn areas. For widespread unevenness, full-face use gives the most uniform result.
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