Getting the order of astaxanthin, tranexamic acid and water emulsion wrong is useless

Tranexamic acid has been widely used in skin care products. Tranexamic acid and astaxanthin have been forced into a pair, and their popularity has been rising since the two of them "banded together." But do you know whether tranexamic acid and astaxanthin should be used before or after lotion?

Astaxanthin Tranexamic Acid and Water Emulsion Sequence

First cleanse your face, then use toner to moisten the skin, then apply astaxanthin, massage to allow the skin to absorb it completely, then use tranexamic acid, and after the tranexamic acid is absorbed, use lotion and cream for skin care.

What skin types is astaxanthin suitable for?

Astaxanthin is suitable for acne-prone skin, sensitive skin, and dermatitis skin. It has the effect of whitening and removing yellowness. The ingredients are very mild and will not irritate the skin itself. It also has anti-inflammatory effects. It can be used safely even on skin that has just undergone plastic surgery. It is very friendly to all skin types.

Benefits of Astaxanthin and Tranexamic Acid

Astaxanthin has a strong antioxidant capacity, 10 times that of other carotenoids and more than 100 times that of vitamin E. This substance is a yellow liquid that needs to be kept away from light. It is packed in a brown bottle. It has a very fluid texture and is very refreshing and easy to absorb. It usually appears in the form of essence, which does not feel sticky after absorption, but has good moisturizing effect.

Tranexamic acid can not only lighten melanin, but also has the effect of coagulation, so it can inhibit redness and effectively lighten red blood streaks and redness. It is generally a transparent body fluid, which feels refreshing and non-greasy when used.