Radiant Glow Duo Peeling Kit™
Radiant Skin Care Balm Set™
Glass Skin Renewal Kit (6 pcs) ™
Say goodbye to keratosis pilaris, body bumps, and rough patches. Our KP Bump Eraser Spray exfoliates gently using turmeric and kojic acid, helping your skin stay smooth, bright, and touchably soft.
Level up your routine with the complete Dr. Melaxin Peel Shot set. This powerful duo targets dark spots, bumps, and uneven texture, leaving your skin visibly clearer, softer, and more radiant after each use.
Reveal smoother, brighter skin with our Kojic Acid x Turmeric Peel Shot. Designed for sensitive areas, this formula helps remove dead skin, reduce rough texture, and even out tone — all without irritation.
After struggling with stubborn texture, clogged pores, and redness, this customer tried the Dr. Melaxin routine for just a few weeks — and the difference speaks for itself.
Our formulas target pore congestion, surface bumps, and dullness using clinically backed Korean derm-science ingredients.
Experience smoother skin, reduced redness, and a more even glow without harsh treatments or downtime.
If you’ve been considering the viral Peel Shot or TX Cream, this is your sign to try it for yourself.
At Dr. Melaxin, we blend advanced Korean dermatology with real-world results.
Our formulas are designed to smooth texture, minimise pores, reduce redness, and support your skin barrier without irritation. Every product is backed by clinical testing and made to fit effortlessly into your daily routine.
I have spent a fortune on Vitamin C serums that oxidized in a week and Retinols that made my skin peel in sheets. My goal was simple: get rid of the stubborn post-acne marks and sun spots on my cheeks. When I discovered the Dr. Melaxin TX Cream, which uses Tranexamic Acid instead of harsh bleaches, I was hopeful but cautious. After 4 weeks of daily use, here is my review on whether this K-Beauty cream can actually fade pigmentation safely.
The Dr. Melaxin TX Cream (part of the MelanX line) is a targeted whitening moisturizer formulated with Tranexamic Acid and Glutathione. Unlike exfoliating acids that strip the surface, Tranexamic Acid works by interrupting the melanin production pathways in the skin, making it highly effective for treating melasma, sun spots, and acne scars without damaging the skin barrier.
Most brightening products just exfoliate the top layer of skin. Dr. Melaxin uses Tranexamic Acid because it is a "tyrosinase inhibitor."
In simple terms, it tells your pigment cells to calm down. I found this approach to be much more sustainable than bleaching creams. It pairs perfectly with the brand's philosophy of barrier health seen in the Cemenrete line. It doesn't burn; it just gradually fades the "noise" of dark spots.
I used the TX Cream twice daily.
Unlike the Peel Shot which tingles, this cream felt soothing. My skin looked brighter overall, but specific spots remained.
I started noticing that the edges of my old acne scars were blurring. They weren't gone, but they were easier to cover with my Dr. Makeup foundation.
The reddish-brown tint of my spots had turned a light beige. While not completely erased, the improvement was significant enough that I felt comfortable going without concealer.
[Image Suggestion: Side-by-side photo of a cheek with acne scars before and after 4 weeks of using Dr. Melaxin TX Cream. Alt Text: Dr. Melaxin TX Cream before and after dark spots]
The beauty of this cream is its versatility. Here is how I fit it into a full Dr. Melaxin routine.
Why choose this over a standard Vitamin C serum?
Pigmentation products are often targeted by counterfeiters. A fake cream might contain mercury or steroids.
To ensure safety, only buy from the MelanX collection on the official site. You can check our legit check page to verify your packaging.
The Dr. Melaxin TX Cream is the unsung hero for anyone dealing with uneven skin tone. It requires patience—pigment fades slowly—but it is one of the safest ways to brighten your complexion without compromising your skin barrier.
Yes, Tranexamic Acid is not photosensitive like Retinol. However, you must follow with sunscreen to prevent the dark spots from returning.
No, it does not bleach your natural skin tone. It specifically inhibits the overproduction of melanin in abnormal dark spots.
While generally considered safer than Retinoids/Hydroquinone, we always recommend consulting your doctor before starting any new active skincare during pregnancy.
