ANAI RUI 5% Tranexamic Acid Serum With Niacinamide, Kojic Acid, Arbutin, Reduce Dark Spot, PIH, for Uneven Skin Tone 1FL.Oz

I developed hyperpigmentation around my eyes and on my upper lip after pregnancy. This serum helped fade it pretty quickly! I appreciated how effective this was. It’s very light and absorbs quickly. It’s hydrating and prepped my skin for additional serums and moisturizers. I would buy this again should the hyperpigmentation come back in the future.

This product is non-irritating (for me), which is good. The main ingredient, tranexamic acid, needs more studies to make it effective as a topical hyperpigmentation correcting ingredient. It's more of a C player right now. It's better studied and proven when ingested in pill form. Niacinamide is more proven, but even that's more of a B player. Kojic acid and arbutin, I would consider B players as well. So, this serum would be good as an addition to an already complete hyperpigmentation routine. This is something you would use in the morning (with sunscreen), while you use something more effective at night. Or, it would be good alone if you didn't have many dark spots in the first place. However, there are other products that incorporate these ingredients and MORE to give you the best results. One would be Remedy for Dark Spots by Dr. Muneeb Shah, which has retinol and mandelic acid (A ingredients), as well as tranexamic acid, niacinamide, kojic acid, and MORE. In fact, it has 9 super-stacked ingredients for dark spots, coming to about $38, which is pretty cheap for what it does. The remedy serum would be good at night, in conjunction with the Anai Rui serum in the morning. However, if you don't want an overly complex routine, the Remedy serum is a better bet.Overall, it's a good product; well formulated. I probably won't repurchase it because I am more into the Dr. Idriss hyperpigmentation serum for my morning routine right now. But, both are on similar levels in terms of ingredient lists. I would say it was somewhat of a coin-toss decision, but the Dr. Idriss serum has an amazing texture that gives a lovely glow, so it won me over. It's way more expensive though ($68). So, this is a good, cheap(er), B-player morning serum for hyperpigmentation. Would recommend!

I recently tried the ANAI RUI 5% Tranexamic Acid Serum, and I have to say, it’s become a staple in my skincare routine. This serum targets dark spots and uneven skin tone, and I was curious to see if it would live up to its promises.Texture and Application:The serum has a lightweight, slightly gel-like consistency that absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving a sticky residue. It layers well under moisturizer and sunscreen, making it easy to incorporate into both morning and evening routines.Key Ingredients:The combination of tranexamic acid, niacinamide, kojic acid, and arbutin is impressive. Tranexamic acid is known for its ability to reduce pigmentation and improve skin clarity, while niacinamide helps with overall skin texture and brightness. Kojic acid and arbutin are effective in fading dark spots, making this serum a powerhouse for anyone struggling with hyperpigmentation.Results:After a few weeks of consistent use, I noticed a significant reduction in the appearance of dark spots and a more even skin tone overall. My skin looked brighter, and the texture felt smoother. While results may vary, I found that this serum worked well without causing irritation, which can sometimes happen with stronger actives.Final Thoughts:The ANAI RUI 5% Tranexamic Acid Serum is a fantastic option for anyone looking to tackle uneven skin tone and dark spots. The blend of ingredients is well-formulated, and the results are promising. Plus, the price point is reasonable for the quality you receive. I would definitely recommend it to those looking to brighten their complexion and reduce pigmentation concerns.

Amazing product, my skin is doing so well since I am using it. Now is part of my day and night routine.

I do not use this daily as many products easily dry out my skin. However, with once to every other day usage over 5-6 weeks, I've noticed a mild all over skin tone eveness. I'm seeking to clear up some aging sun spots - I'm not sure I'll ever clear those, but they do appear a little less noticeable. The serum goes on nicely, with no smell or lingering stickiness

I have repurchased this item and feel like it has been worth it. I have pretty bad melasma that nothing has worked on, including prescription creams. Is this perfect?- No, but it really is working to lighten the dark spots and even out my skin tone. It has a nice feel and sinks right into my skin. It is not greasy or slimey but also not too watery. I put this on as my first step followed by benzoyl peroxide and moisturizer. I literally use one drop on my entire face so this lasts a while. It doesn't smell and doesn't seem to lose effectiveness over time. I have super sensitive skin and actually feel like this is effective yet soothing. I have tried a lot of other options for melasma and this is the only one I keep going back to. Would recommend.

The serum is thick, which means it does not go into the dropper tube very easily, which means I have to make 2-3 attempts to get enough product. The product itself does not have a fragrance, which I like but haven't found it to do anything at all, making it completely useless. Bottle is empty and I won't repurchase.

Buen producto, me ayudó con las manchas del rostro. Recomendado