Troxerutin

Semi-synthetic flavonoid, derivative of rutin. In pharmacology used for vein tonic products (Troxevasin). In cosmetics marketed as a capillary-strengthening ingredient for the eye area – against dark circles and puffiness.

Evidence by route

Topical application

Weak evidence. In vitro data, open-label studies, or expert consensus.

Vascular-strengthening effect is proven for oral use (chronic venous insufficiency). Topical effects on dark eye circles are confirmed only by small uncontrolled studies.

Aziz Z et al. Phlebology. 2015;30(8):516-524.

Tolerability and safety

Irritation potential

Low

Allergen risk

Low

Pregnancy

Caution

Skin types

Suitable for

NormalDryCombination

Use with caution

Sensitive

Frequently asked questions

Is Troxerutin safe during pregnancy?

Troxerutin should be used with caution during pregnancy. Consulting a dermatologist or OB-GYN is advisable.

What skin types is Troxerutin for?

Troxerutin suits: normal, dry, combination. Use with caution in: sensitive.