Tranexamic Acid TXA 4% & Niacinamide 10% Serum

I’ve been using this serum for a few weeks and really like how lightweight and gentle it feels on my skin. It absorbs quickly, layers well with other products, and doesn’t leave any sticky residue. My skin looks more even and brighter, and I haven’t experienced any irritation. A little goes a long way, and it fits easily into my daily routine. I’m happy with the results and would recommend it.

Talking about this serum has become a bit of a shared project in our household, mostly because my sister is the one putting it to the test. The first thing we both noticed was the texture. It’s on the thicker side and has a soft salmon tint, but it spreads easily and sinks in without any waiting around. That part is definitely appreciated. Another thing that stood out right away is the ingredient list. Seeing the percentages clearly listed feels refreshing, especially when so many products leave you guessing.She’s been using it for a little over a month now, and while the changes aren’t dramatic, there is a slight softening of her darker patches. It’s subtle, but enough to give her a bit of optimism that continued use might bring more noticeable results. She’s patient, so she’s willing to give it the full bottle before making any decisions.There is one drawback she keeps mentioning: it’s a bit drying. Not unmanageable, but enough that she needs to follow up with a moisturizer to keep her skin comfortable. That’s not a deal breaker, just something to be aware of if your skin leans dry to begin with.One thing that raised an eyebrow 😯 for both of us is the labeling. It states “Formulated in France,” which sounds nice, but it doesn’t actually tell us where it’s manufactured. That lack of clarity is something we both pay attention to. Transparency matters, especially with skincare, and knowing exactly where a product is made should be standard practice.For now, she’s continuing with it. The slight improvement she’s seen gives her enough reason to finish the bottle and see where things go. Whether we repurchase will depend entirely on what kind of progress shows up by the end. It has potential, and the formula looks promising, but we’re waiting for results that feel a bit more convincing before committing again. The brand name is: Seraphime, not clear where its made at 🤔.

I guess it does the job. It is very mild. No lifting or firming that I can recognize, but I can see that my face is brighter and less tired. My skin is hydrated because I use a lot of moisturizer; without it, the product would dry out your skin. I feel tightness while using the product.

This serum combines several well‑known brightening and discoloration‑targeting ingredients so I was hopeful it would help improve my skin's radiance and fade some spots. The thick, pinkish formula was easy to dispense and apply, though it did leave a tacky finish that took a while to absorb. Even though it’s unscented, I noticed a slight glue‑like smell. After using it consistently for about a month, I didn’t see any significant changes in my skin beyond normal hydration, so it wasn’t a standout for me personally. It may work better for others, but I wouldn't repurchase.

I have very acne-prone, combination skin that is extremely oily in the t-zone. Because I get cystic acne, I have a lot of scarring and red spots that I was hoping the serum might be able to address. I'm also in my late 40s, so my skin is doing a lot of things that I don't like and I'm trying to pay more attention to my skin barrier. I used the serum for about 4 weeks, and haven't seen any noticeable difference. I don't love the serum, but I don't hate it either - however, my skin still feels tight and dry after using it and I need to apply either another serum or gel moisturizer over it in order to do my makeup. At that point, it's becoming too many steps for my very simple routine. I'm giving it three stars, because I did not see any benefits whatsoever while I was using it, and I think there are other products on the market that address multiple issues at once. If you were looking for a standalone spot treatment, and willing to try using it for more than a few weeks, it may work for you but I wouldn't be inclined to recommend it based on my experience.