It's important to be cautious when using topical creams while breastfeeding. The cream you mentioned contains ingredients like tranexamic acid, glycolic acid, dexarbutin, and others. Typically, these substances have minimal absorption through the skin, so only a small amount would enter the bloodstream.

However, since the safety of these specific ingredients during breastfeeding is not well-established, it is best to:

• Consult your healthcare provider or dermatologist before using the cream.
• Be aware of potential skin irritation or allergic reactions.
• Avoid applying the cream on areas that might come into direct contact with your baby.

Generally, mild topical treatments are considered safe during breastfeeding, but professional advice is essential to protect both you and your baby. If you notice any unusual symptoms in yourself or your baby after using the cream, seek medical attention promptly.