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SKINFOOD Red Bean TXA Serum 50mL
SKINFOOD Red Bean TXA Serum pairs red bean extract with tranexamic acid and niacinamide for a more even, radiant-looking complexion. Its distinctive gel contains small jelly-like pieces that spread with the serum, bringing a light, moisturizing step to routines focused on dullness and visible pores. This 50mL bottle is used after toner and before cream, helping skin feel smoother and hydrated without the richer finish of a moisturizer.
A face serum is a leave-on step that comes before moisturizer. It lets you add focused care for concerns such as dullness or uneven-looking texture while keeping the routine easy to layer. Apply it gently across the face rather than using it like a cleanser or a scrub.
This Red Bean TXA version combines red bean extract, tranexamic acid and niacinamide in a gel serum with small jelly-like pieces. The pieces are part of its texture, not exfoliating grit to rub against the skin. Smooth it on after toner, let it absorb and follow with cream for the moisturizing finish you prefer.
A jelly-textured serum with red bean and TXA
The Red Bean TXA Serum brings the rangeβs tone and pore-appearance care into a lightweight gel format. Its combination of highlighted ingredients and distinctive texture sets it apart from the matching cream.
- Red bean extract: Phaseolus Angularis Seed Extract is included in the formula. The brandβs ingredient story highlights red beans grown in Hongcheon, Korea.
- Tranexamic acid: TXA is the short name used for tranexamic acid, a featured ingredient in this cosmetic serum for a more even-looking complexion.
- Niacinamide: Complements the tone-care focus of the formula alongside red bean extract and TXA. These ingredients are part of a complete moisturizing serum, not separate powders to mix at home.
- Jelly-like texture: Small gel pieces appear within the serum. The source describes natural variation in their appearance, so the texture need not look identical with every application.
- Moisture support: Glycerin, propanediol and betaine are among the ingredients that support a comfortable, hydrated skin feel as the serum spreads.
- 50mL bottle: The bottle contains one facial serum. Apply before moisturizer; the other Red Bean TXA products shown in routine images are sold separately.
Fresh-looking clarity with a comfortable feel
This serum is designed for people who want to address a dull-looking complexion and visible texture while adding a light moisturizing step. It keeps the focus on cosmetic appearance and everyday skin comfort.
- More even-looking tone: Helps improve the appearance of uneven tone, making it a relevant option when the complexion looks less uniform than you would like.
- Radiant appearance: Supports a fresher, brighter-looking finish rather than a flat or dull look. It is not makeup coverage and does not change your natural skin color.
- Hydrated feel: The moisturizing base helps skin feel comfortable before cream, especially when you prefer several light layers to one heavy product.
- Smoother-looking texture: Provides care for the look of visible pores and uneven texture. Apply gently so the gel texture can spread without friction.
- Easy routine placement: Use after toner and before cream. You do not need to use every product in the range to give this serum a place in your routine.
- Light gel experience: The jelly-containing formula offers a distinctive alternative to an oil serum or rich cream while remaining a leave-on skincare step.
You Get:
- 1 Γ SKINFOOD Red Bean TXA Serum 50mL
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