TX Ampoule

Dr.Melaxin TX Ampoule is a brightening and tone‑evening facial ampoule formulated to target hyperpigmentation, dark spots, uneven skin tone, and dullness. Its main active ingredients are Tranexamic Acid (TX) and Niacinamide — both of which are widely used in skincare for brightening and reducing pigmentation. The ampoule also includes moisturizing and barrier‑supportive ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, ceramides, glutathione, and soothing / skin‑conditioning agents — aiming to brighten skin while maintaining hydration and skin‑barrier health. TX Ampoule is part of the brand’s “brightening / discoloration‑care” line, described as suitable for people dealing with dark spots, uneven tone, post‑acne marks, melasma, or general skin dullness.

Features and Benefits

• Brightening & Discoloration Care — Tranexamic acid helps inhibit melanin synthesis and reduce dark spots, freckles, pigmentation, and uneven tone. 
• Tone Evening & Radiance Boost — Niacinamide supports reduction of hyperpigmentation, promotes a more even skin tone, and can improve skin clarity and glow. 
• Hydration & Barrier Support — With humectants and moisturizing agents (such as hyaluronic acid, glycerin, etc.), the ampoule helps maintain skin hydration, preventing dryness that can accompany brightening treatments. 
• Soothing & Gentle on Skin — The formula is described as fragrance‑free, free from harsh irritants, and reportedly hypoallergenic — which may make it suitable even for sensitive skin. 
• Multi‑purpose — Besides dark spot correction, the ampoule is often used to support overall skin clarity, even out tone after acne or blemishes, and brighten dull skin.

Suitable Skin Types

TX Ampoule is generally suitable for:

• Normal to dry skin that needs brightening and hydration.
• Skin with hyperpigmentation, dark spots, post‑inflammation marks, or uneven skin tone.
• Sensitive or easily irritated skin (given the gentle, fragrance‑free formulation), though patch‑testing is always advisable.
• Skin prone to dullness, uneven texture, or post-acne discoloration.