Medicube Cleansers
Every Medicube routine starts here. The range spans foam cleansers, a cleansing oil, a jelly to foam gel, and a body peeling treatment, each built around a different concern, from pore care to brightening to acne. Here’s the full range, what each one does, and how to pick the right first step for your routine.
What Are Medicube Cleansers?
Medicube’s cleansers cover the two main formats you’d expect, foaming cleansers that lather with water, and a cleansing oil designed to dissolve makeup and sunscreen before a second cleanse. A couple of the foam cleansers use a capsule or gel to foam texture, where the active ingredients are delivered as you work the product into a lather, rather than sitting pre-mixed in the tube.
As with the rest of the range, each cleanser is built around a specific concern. Some focus purely on pore care and blackheads, others on brightening dull, uneven skin, and one is built specifically for acne-prone and sensitive skin. There’s also a body peeling treatment for anyone wanting the same exfoliating care below the neck.
Key Ingredients in Medicube Cleansers
Across the range, three main families of ingredients do most of the work.
- Salicylic acid, AHA and PHA. Found in the Zero Pore SA Clear Capsule Cleansing Foam and Red Foam Cleanser, targeting pores, blackheads and excess oil.
- PDRN and collagen. The base of the PDRN Jelly to Foam Cleanser, for a hydrating, low pH cleanse.
- Kojic acid, turmeric and niacinamide. Power the Kojic Acid Turmeric Toning Cleanser, aimed at dullness and uneven tone.
The Zero Foam Cleanser leans on its own Pollushield Complex to target microfine dust and pollution, while the Cleansing Oil uses a blend of plant oils to dissolve makeup and sebum before a second cleanse.
Which Medicube Cleanser Is Right for You?
- Daily pore care and protection from pollution. Zero Foam Cleanser
- Removing makeup and sunscreen before a second cleanse. Cleansing Oil Zero Pore Blackhead
- Stubborn blackheads and clogged pores. Zero Pore SA Clear Capsule Cleansing Foam
- Hydration alongside a gentle, low pH cleanse. PDRN Jelly to Foam Cleanser
- Dullness and uneven tone. Kojic Acid Turmeric Toning Cleanser
- Blemish-prone or sensitive skin. Red Foam Cleanser
How to Use Medicube Cleansers
- Double cleanse if wearing makeup or SPF. Start with the Cleansing Oil, then follow with a foam cleanser.
- Lather.Work a small amount into a rich foam with water in your hands before applying to the face.
- Massage.Gently massage in circular motions, focusing on the T-zone and any areas of congestion.
- Rinse thoroughly. Rinse with lukewarm water, then follow with toner.
Most Medicube cleansers are suited to twice daily use, morning and evening. The Red Acne Body Peeling Shot is a body only treatment, used separately from the facial cleansing step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Medicube cleanser is considered the best?
The Medicube Red Foam Cleanser is the most popular overall. However for different concerns ,different cleansers are generally consider best.
Are Medicube cleansers good?
Yes, Medicube cleansers are well regarded for their targeted formulations that go beyond basic cleansing to address specific skin concerns like pores, brightening, hydration and blemish control.elly to Foam Cleanser.
How do I know which Medicube cleanser to use?
Match it to your main skin concern.Choose according to your skin requirement.
Which Medicube cleanser for mature skin?
The PDRN Jelly to Foam Cleanser is the best choice for mature skin as it cleanses without stripping moisture. The Triple Collagen range also supports skin that needs extra hydration and firmness support.
Can I use Medicube cleanser every day?
Yes, all Medicube cleansers are suitable for daily use. Most are gentle enough for twice daily cleansing morning and evening as part of your regular skincare routine.