Tranexamic acid, arbutin and vitamin C for an even-looking skin tone

Uneven-looking skin tone and the look of dark spots are among the most common reasons people look for a serum. Three actives show up again and again: tranexamic acid, arbutin and vitamin C (ascorbic acid).

Tranexamic acid and arbutin are common in serums made for the look of dark spots. Vitamin C is a classic antioxidant for a brighter-looking complexion and is usually used in the morning. Niacinamide pairs well with all three. Introduce one active at a time and use sunscreen every day.

MaryenB makes TNA5 (Tranexamic Acid 5% with Niacinamide 3% and Arbutin 2%) and VNC15 (Vitamin C 15% with Arbutin 1% and Niacinamide 1%). See the whole line on our MaryenB page.

Our earlier Cos De BAHA tranexamic acid and niacinamide pages stay online as an archive: browse the Cos De BAHA catalog.