From hyaluronic acid to retinol, vitamin C and salicylic acid, it can seem like there's always a buzzy new ingredient making its way round the skincare circuit. But, unless you've got a PhD in ...

Tranexamic acid is a lesser-known skin care ingredient that may help with discoloration and other skin concerns. It’s safe for most skin types. Share on Pinterest LaylaBird/Getty Images Acids continue ...

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Dark spots, whether caused by acne, scars or another skin concern, are not only annoying, but also hard to get rid of. Fortunately, a lesser-known ingredient called tranexamic acid, known for ...

It wasn’t long ago that tranexamic acid was the reserve of medicine. Wielded by doctors for its blood clotting properties, it was found effective at halting hemorrhages, and is still used as an ...

While everyone wants a lit-from-within glow, achieving a bright complexion can be easier said than done. The truth is, things happen: from melasma to sun damage to hormonal fluctuations during ...

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Prophylactic administration of tranexamic acid has been associated with reduced postpartum blood loss after cesarean delivery in several small trials, but evidence of its benefit in this clinical ...