BEAUSTA

Beausta Cosmetics

BEAUSTA – a K‑beauty brand from South Korea, posing a simple question: does a pretty box correct melanogenesis? No. Therefore, we prioritize efficacy, not image. Instead of excessive packaging – scientifically proven ingredients, clear concentrations, and targeted formulas according to skin type and goal. By collaborating with Viewstar laboratories, we eliminate unnecessary costs so that high-quality solutions are available at a reasonable price. The result is more important than decoration.

The Foundation: Efficacy and Transparency

Our formulas are based on combinations of active ingredients widely described in dermatological literature. They target hyperpigmentation, strengthen the skin barrier, and maintain moisture balance. Not vague promises, but clearly stated concentrations and mechanisms: from tyrosinase inhibition and melanocyte signal modulation to lipid homeostasis restoration and transepidermal water loss (TEWL) reduction. Isn’t this how an evidence-based product should look?

Dark Solution: Targeted Work on Pigmentation

This logic materializes in the Dark Solution line – targeted solutions that help manage uneven tone.

• 1% Tranexamic Acid Toner. Gently prepares the skin, helps suppress the appearance of uneven color, and calms after exfoliation. TXA (tranexamic acid) acts on melanogenesis signaling pathways, reducing melanocyte activation.
• 2.5% Niacinamide + Tranexamic Acid Mask. A precisely dosed boost when rapid tone equalization is needed. Niacinamide strengthens the barrier, reduces sebum overproduction, and helps regulate pigment distribution.
• 7% Cream Emulsion with Tranexamic Acid. A more intensive, yet comfortable daily step for layering without excessive irritation. Emollients and humectants balance the active ingredients.
• 7% Serum with Tranexamic Acid and Arbutin. Arbutin – a known tyrosinase inhibitor, helping to limit melanin synthesis where it is excessive.

Why Four Steps?

Because tolerance and goals differ. For sensitive skin, a basic toner and emulsion are suitable. For resilient skin, a serum or mask can be introduced as a boosting step. This is not “”more for more””; it’s a customizable protocol where each layer has a clearly defined function and works synergistically.

Barrier Strengthening and Management of Aging Signs

• Retinol Cica Skin Barrier Cream. Retinol promotes keratinocyte differentiation and collagen synthesis but can be irritating. Cica (Centella asiatica) components help soothe redness and support recovery, so efficacy aligns with comfort. Why choose a compromise between results and tolerance when both can be achieved?
• Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Serum. Hyaluronic acid of different molecular weights: large ones form a moisture-retaining film, small ones help attract water in deeper epidermal layers. Deep hydration without heaviness.
• PDRN Multi Peptide Boost Serum. PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotides) and signaling peptides support skin renewal processes and the sensation of elasticity. Not a “”miracle overnight,”” but consistent tissue function support.
• Vita C Green Tangerine Brightening Serum. Stabilized forms of vitamin C provide brightening potential without typical instability and stinging sensation. A rational alternative for more sensitive skin or for layering with other actives.

Daily Protection: SPF You’ll Want to Use

Light-textured, broad-spectrum SPF 50+ PA++++ creams are designed for daily, continuous use. PA++++ signifies high UVA protection – important not only in summer but also on a cloudy day. Without photoprotection, no anti-pigmentation protocols will work at full capacity. Adherence to use starts with a pleasant texture.

Technological Direction: What Beausta Relies On

• Targeted, mutually compatible concentrations of active ingredients. Without excessive fragrances or colorants that provide an impression, but not a result.
• Optimization of packaging and logistics, including convenient “”spout pouch”” formats. The price must reflect the formula’s value, not its image. Does the industry too often charge for air? We choose the opposite.
• Research-based ingredient combination: tranexamic acid, niacinamide, arbutin, retinol, Cica, hyaluronic acid, peptides, PDRN, vitamin C. These are not trendy words, but mechanisms that can be explained and substantiated.