Medicube Creams & Moisturisers

Medicube’s creams and moisturisers close out the routine, and it’s a genuinely varied range, from the viral, glass skin Collagen Jelly Cream to a whole family of capsule creams built around specific actives like vitamin C, PDRN, and niacinamide. Here’s the full range, what each one does, and how to work out which one belongs on your shelf. 

What Are Medicube Creams and Moisturisers?

Medicube’s moisturisers come in a genuine mix of textures. Some are classic jelly or gel creams that melt into skin, others use a capsule format, where tiny beads of active ingredient sit suspended in a gel base and burst as you blend them in, keeping the actives fresh and stable until the moment of use. 

As with the rest of the range, each cream is built around a specific concern rather than a single do it all formula. Some lean into collagen and firmness, others into brightening or pore care, and a couple are built purely to calm and soothe. Picking by concern, rather than by whichever jar looks nicest, tends to get better results.

Key Ingredients in Medicube Creams and Moisturisers

Across the range, four main families of ingredients come up again and again. 

  • Collagen. The backbone of the Medicube Collagen  range, used in several forms to support firmness and a plumper, bouncier feel.
  • PDRN and salmon DNA. Found in the PDRN Pink range, for regeneration and a glassy glow. 
  • Brightening actives. Vitamin C, kojic acid, turmeric, and TXA appear in the Deep Vita C, Kojic Acid Turmeric, and TXA Niacinamide capsule creams, aimed at dullness and dark spots. 
  • Soothing and barrier support. Centella asiatica, tea tree, ceramide, and hyaluronic acid feature in the 3H Relief Cream, Exosome Cica Tea Tree Cream, and Hyaluronic Ceramide Jelly Cream, for sensitive or reactive skin. 

Niacinamide turns up in nearly every formula as a supporting player, helping with tone and barrier strength alongside whichever active takes the lead. 

Which Medicube Cream Is Right for You?

How to Use Medicube Creams and Moisturisers

  1. Finish your routine. Creams and moisturisers come last, after cleansing, toning, and any serums. 
  2. Apply. For jelly and capsule formats, blend the capsules or texture between your palms first if the packaging suggests it, then press or smooth evenly over the face and neck.
  3. Pat in. Gently pat to help the cream settle rather than rubbing it in. 
  4. Follow with SPF. If your cream contains vitamin C, retinol, or other actives, always follow with sunscreen during the day. 

Most Medicube creams are suited to both morning and evening use, though a couple of the more targeted capsule formulas are best reserved for spot treatment or evening care. Check each product’s specific guidance before adding it to a busy routine.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Triple Collagen range is the most popular overall.

Yes, Medicube is a well respected Korean skincare brand. Their products consistently deliver visible results across a wide range of skin concerns.

Yes, always finish your Medicube routine with a moisturiser to seal in active ingredients and support the skin barrier. Most Medicube serums and treatments are designed to be layered under a moisturiser for best results.

The Triple Collagen Cream  is the top choice for older skin.It address the key concerns of firmness loss, dehydration and fine lines that become more prominent with age.