It is a synthetic derivative of lysine, primarily known for its use in reducing hyperpigmentation. At 99% purity, it is a highly potent active ingredient used in formulations to target skin discoloration and improve skin tone.

Yes, it is generally considered safe for all skin types, but it is important to formulate it with soothing agents for sensitive skin to prevent irritation.

It works well in combination with other skin-brightening agents such as Vitamin C, niacinamide, and alpha arbutin. However, compatibility testing is essential to avoid stability issues.

It is relatively stable in formulations, but it should be protected from high temperatures and direct sunlight to prevent degradation.

Yes, it can be used in both day and night treatments. However, sun protection is recommended during the day, as it targets pigmentation concerns often exacerbated by UV exposure.

There are no major known interactions with commonly used preservatives, but compatibility testing is advised, especially in complex formulations with multiple active ingredients.

Results typically become noticeable within 8-12 weeks of consistent use, depending on the concentration and the severity of hyperpigmentation being treated.

In addition to treating hyperpigmentation, it can help with overall skin brightening, improve skin texture, and reduce redness caused by inflammation.

Yes. the Nexoril™ (Tranexamic Acid 99%) is vegan-certified.

Yes, it can be formulated for sensitive skin, but it's important to use it in lower concentrations and combine it with soothing agents like allantoin or aloe vera to minimize the risk of irritation.