Re(d)covery® Serum
Powered by tranexamic acid and formulated for sensitive skin, sunburn, sun tan, and the redness that comes with overtreated skin.
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For Sensitive Skin
Recovers Steroid-damaged skin.
Recovers Hydroquinone-damaged skin.
Useful for Maskne - both active acne
and marks.
Suitable for decreasing Melasma.
Treats Cosmetic Intolerance Syndrome.
Suitable for Acne-prone skin with Redness and Sensitivity.
Visible results in as early as 7 days, with even better skin improvement,
with continued use. Reduction of redness, skin clarity, reduced inflammatory acne and reduced skin sensitivity at 6 weeks of use.
Re(d)covery® Serum contains ultra pure Tranexamic acid
with a high payload delivering film former technology.
Re(d)covery® Serum is oil-free to suit acne-prone skin.
Serum
Indications:
- Rosacea
- Post Acne Redness
- PIH (Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation)
- Melasma
- Skin damaged by topical steroid abuse.
- Skin damaged by overuse of hydroquinone topical.
- Skin damaged by skin lightening creams containing mercury.
Avoid contact with your eyes while applying the product.
Goes Best With
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Frequently Asked Questions
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15 and older. Gentle enough for first time serum users, including teens dealing with acne and the marks that come with it.
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Last step at night, on clean, dry skin. Leave it on overnight. Cleanse off in the morning and follow with SAFESCREEN. The serum is built to do its work on its own - no other product needed for it to deliver.
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Once or twice daily, both perfectly fine. Twice daily is a useful pattern for managing reactive, sensitive skin - apply in the morning under SAFESCREEN, and again at night on its own.
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Yes. Oil free, non comedogenic, lightweight. Built for the combination of reactive and oily that's common with Indian skin in tropical weather.
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Most users notice calmer, less red skin within a week. More even tone usually follows over 4 to 6 weeks of consistent nightly use. Stick with it for at least 6 weeks for best results.
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Yes, for short windows under sunscreen. Apply, let it absorb, follow with SAFESCREEN before going out. Bedtime use still gets you the most out of it.
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Yes. Non comedogenic and formulated to be tolerated by acne prone, inflamed skin. Many users specifically use it to calm the redness around active breakouts and to help the marks fade faster afterwards.
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This is one of the things it does best. Acne usually leaves a red mark before it leaves a brown one - Re(d)covery works on the red phase, so the mark fades faster. Several long term users report this is the main reason they keep coming back to it.
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Yes. This is one of its most common use cases. Tolerated on skin recovering from sun exposure, heat reactions, post procedure redness, and reactions to other products. Apply gently to clean, dry skin.
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Yes. Many users apply it during the recovery window after peels, facials, or in-clinic treatments. Wait at least 5 to 10 minutes after a peel, and apply on clean skin.
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Nothing. No withdrawal, no rebound. The improvements you've gained stay, though continued use helps maintain the calmer, more even baseline over time.
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Both. Fresh red marks tend to fade faster - that's the inflammation phase, which is exactly what the formula targets. Older red marks take longer but respond with consistent use. Skin that's been red for years won't reset overnight, but it will move in the right direction.
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Smooth, light, fast absorbing. Spreads on its own, no rubbing in. Some users feel a brief warm or mild tingling sensation on application - it settles within seconds. If it doesn't settle, you might have layered too much; ease back to one pump.
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Yes - clearing the redness is what it does. Widely used by people whose skin has turned reactive after long term steroid creams, fairness products, or strong topicals. Apply nightly. Users note redness easing within 2-3 days, with tone evening out over weeks of consistent use.
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Neck pigmentation can occur due to various factors. However, most often, it is due to metabolic causes. Re(d)covery® Serum, along with Light Routine®/Milk Route® products, will topically address this problem. This combination can be used in conjunction with lifestyle changes to improve metabolism and lower insulin resistance.
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Yes! Re(d)covery® Serum tranexamic with its anti-plasmin activity acts at various steps involved in melasma. It reduces the production of pigment and its transport to surrounding cells. It also shrinks the blood vessels targeting the vascular component of melasma. A study has shown that tranexamic acid is more effective than hydroquinone in reducing melasma.
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You can order Re(d)covery® Serum, either through CHOSEN® Store online or by picking it up at CHOSEN® Store.
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Tranexamic is a synthetic derivative of lysine. It brings about a reduction in pigmentation and inflammation through its anti-plasmin activity. Re(d)covery® Serum is used to lighten pigmented spots, reduce redness following acne, achieve even skin tone, help sensitive skin recover following steroid/ hydroquinone use, and reduce the severity of Melasma.
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It is easy to tolerate, and the skin starts to show the effects when used frequently. You can expect improvement in post-acne redness, skin recovery after hydroquinone and steroids, and reductions in the severity of melasma, even tone, and lightening of pigmented areas.
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Tranexamic is a drug that prevents clot destruction (antifibrinolytic). It is a very well known drug used orally in bleeding situations. Topically, it decreases the production of certain compounds (prostaglandins), which in turn reduces the activity of pigment-producing enzymes. It also acts upon vascular components, thus aiding in melasma.
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On average, it will take 4-6 weeks to start seeing a visible difference.
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Oral tranexamic acid is considered as pregnancy category B, and therefore topical tranexamic acid may be considered as safe for use in pregnancy. However, as a measure of caution, we recommend that you check with your health care provider before starting on this product, regarding its acceptability based on your personal circumstances.
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Oral tranexamic acid has been used safely in nursing mothers. However, as a measure of caution, we recommend that you check with your health care provider before starting on this product, regarding its acceptability based on your personal circumstances.
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The active ingredient in Redcovery serum is tranexamic acid, which is safe to use in pregnancy. However, as a measure of caution, we recommend that you use Redcovery serum only under the guidance of a physician when you are trying to conceive through assisted reproductive methods.
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Tranexamic have been used for close to 60 years. The beneficial effects of tranexamic in its oral form have been widely used in trauma, blood loss control post-trauma, and post-delivery. A few years ago, the first use of tranexamic for skin benefits was discovered. These benefits have been documented in studies that show that tranexamic can be safely applied for up to 12 weeks.
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Avoid applying Re(d)covery® Serum around the eyes.
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All products at CHOSEN have been formulated and manufactured in duly approved facilities with good manufacturing practices and are in line with the currently applicable standards. CHOSEN has earned the trust among users and customers as a strong science-backed solutions provider, and we continue to strengthen our products with evidence-based medical principles.
