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Key Features

Reduces hyperpigmentation

Inhibits melanin production

Key Ingredients

Tranexamic Acid (3%): Reduces hyperpigmentation

HPA (1%): Inhibits melanogenesis

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This serum effectively reduces hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and acne scars, promoting a brighter, more even skin tone. Users love its gentle formula, pleasant feel, and fast absorption.

Dislikes

Some experienced slow results or limited effectiveness on melasma. A few reported worsened skin after initial use; long-term effects are still being observed by some.

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3% Tranexamic Acid Face Serum

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Reveal brighter, more even-toned skin with Minimalist's 3% Tranexamic Acid Face Serum. This potent serum effectively targets melasma, post-inflammatory erythema (PIE), post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), and hyperpigmentation, leaving your complexion visibly clearer and radiant. Formulated with 3% tranexamic acid and 1% HPA (Hydroxyphenoxy Propionic Acid), it inhibits melanin production and offers UVB protection. Suitable for all skin types, this clean, fragrance-free, silicone-free, oil-free, and non-comedogenic serum provides gentle yet effective treatment for healthier-looking skin.

Product Highlights

Clinically proven to reduce hyperpigmentation and improve skin tone.
Features high-performance HPA (Radianskin) developed by BASF, Germany.
Gentle enough for sensitive skin.
Clean formula, free from harsh chemicals and irritants.

Ratings and Reviews

4.5/5

Rated by 367 verified customers

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This serum effectively reduces hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and acne scars, promoting a brighter, more even skin tone. Users love its gentle formula, pleasant feel, and fast absorption.

Some experienced slow results or limited effectiveness on melasma. A few reported worsened skin after initial use; long-term effects are still being observed by some.