Dr. Melaxin
Calcium Cemenrete Calcium Volume Eye Patch$17.64Dr. Melaxin
- Categories
- 12
- Price range
- $16.46 to $75.00
- Most named actives
- Niacinamide 28Sodium Hyaluronate 25Adenosine 23
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Dr.Melaxin CACTOX Pore Relief Dual Capsule Cream$22.34
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Calcium Cemenrete Calcium Volume Cream$21.17
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Calcium Dark Spot Cover Eye Cream$16.99
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Peel Shot Exfoliating Kojic Acid Turmeric Serum$21.17Dr. Melaxin
Peel Shot Glow White Rice Toner$22.34
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Astaxanthin Extra Whitening Ampoule$35.29
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Astaxanthin Anti-Freckles & Whitening Capsule cream$30.59
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Cemenrete Calcium Volume Ampoule Plus$21.17
Delivery formats as the argument, not one hero ingredient
Dr. Melaxin is organised around how a formula is delivered rather than around a single active: capsule creams that break as you spread them, spicule products carrying microspicules, and the Cactox nose pore packs as a three step kit. The TX line is the brand's core and runs from a cleanser through a peeling toner to an ampoule and a cream.
Astaxanthin is the recurring ingredient on the tone side and Cemenrete Calcium is the firming line. Niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate, adenosine and collagen lead the actives. The Necksphalt and Eyephalt products are formulated for the neck and the under-eye specifically rather than for the face, which is unusual enough to be worth reading before buying.
What is a spicule product, and do you want one?
A spicule product carries fine mineral or sponge-derived needles that create a tingling, slightly abrasive sensation as you press it in. That is the mechanism, not a fault, and it makes these occasional-use products rather than nightly ones. Do not stack two of them, and do not use one on the same night as an acid or a retinoid. If you would rather not, the TX cream, the Aqua Ion gel cream and the Exosome cream are the plain formats in the same range.
How do you judge a brand you cannot look up?
By the list and the format, because there is very little published reputation to lean on. This is a clinic-adjacent Korean brand with almost no English coverage, so the honest way in is to read what each product declares and what shape it is sold in: a three step nose pack, a neck-specific barrier ampoule and a 1.5ml capsule sample are all statements about how the brand expects the product to be used. Each listing here carries the Korean barcode and the domestic size, and the ingredient list on the page is the one that came on the box.