A pink jelly moisturizer with niacinamide, collagen ingredients and squalane. Medicube places it after targeted serums and describes it as lighter and bouncier than its richer Triple Collagen Cream.
Niacinamide · collagen forms · squalane · hydrolyzed elastin
Use
After targeted serums; morning and evening per brand directions
Consider it for: You want a jelly-texture moisturizer and are comparing a formula that highlights niacinamide and collagen with creams built around other featured ingredients or textures.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
Texture and format
Brand description
Medicube describes a pink, bouncy jelly texture. The product image shows an open 50 mL jar.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
How to use it in your routine
Official directions
After cleansing and any targeted serums, apply the cream to the face. The brand suggests a moderate amount in the morning and a more generous amount at night, avoiding the eye and mouth areas at night. Let it absorb before makeup or bed. The brand also describes application to the décolletage; check the instructions on the pack you receive.
The brand’s U.S. page says to avoid the eye and mouth areas in its nighttime directions and advises caution when combining with highly stimulating ingredients such as high-level acids or non-neutral-pH products. Fragrance (Parfum) appears in the ingredient list. Check the package label and stop use if irritation occurs.
This is the moisturizer step in the brand’s routine: use it after cleansing and any targeted serum. The jelly texture and jar format distinguish it from a watery toner or a sheet mask, but the product photo cannot predict whether it will feel light, sticky or comfortable on your skin. You can decide whether its texture and featured ingredients suit the moisturizer layer you want.
Which ingredients does medicube highlight?
The U.S. product page calls out niacinamide, freeze-dried hydrolyzed collagen, plant-derived squalane and hydrolyzed elastin. Its complete list also includes collagen and soluble collagen. These are ingredients in the finished formula; the page’s ingredient descriptions are not a separate study showing how much any one ingredient changes skin appearance.
How do the morning and evening directions differ?
The brand suggests a moderate amount in the morning and a more generous amount at night, after cleansing and targeted serums. Its nighttime directions say to avoid the areas around the eyes and mouth. Allow the product to absorb before makeup or bed. The page also mentions the décolletage; use the instructions on the actual package if they differ.
How should you read the brand’s 24-hour results?
The brand page reports a consumer-use study in which it says 100% of participants experienced improvement in radiance, texture and 24-hour moisture retention. It separately gives 24-hour self-test figures of 1.793% for elasticity and 2.488% for sagging skin. The page does not identify participant count, comparison group, measurement method or detailed test protocol. Those claims therefore do not establish a guaranteed result or a head-to-head advantage over another moisturizer.
How does this differ from COSRX Advanced Snail 92 Cream?
Both are leave-on moisturizers, so the practical comparison is their featured formula and texture. medicube names a jelly cream and highlights niacinamide and collagen forms; COSRX’s product name and brand page foreground snail secretion filtrate. Those labels give you different ingredient priorities to compare, but they do not establish which cream will suit your skin better.
Selected ingredients · linked English product listing
Ingredient
Role or purpose
Formula detail
Niacinamide
Featured skin-conditioning ingredient
Highlighted by medicube; no concentration is stated on this U.S. page
Collagen · hydrolyzed collagen · soluble collagen
Collagen forms listed in the formula
Ingredient presence does not establish an outcome or skin penetration
Squalane
Plant-derived emollient highlighted by the brand
The brand describes it as helping prevent moisture loss
Fragrance (Parfum)
Fragrance ingredient
Listed in the U.S. full ingredient declaration
Official ingredient list ↗. Ingredient roles explain the formula. See the sourced product information and evidence limits below.
BRAND-REPORTED EVIDENCE
Official formula and use information
medicube’s U.S. page reports a 24-hour consumer-use study and a separate self-test report. It does not publish participant count, control group, measurement method, full protocol or independent replication. Percentages describe brand-reported tests, not a guaranteed personal outcome or a comparison against another cream.
The official U.S. page lists 50 mL and 110 mL variants under Collagen Niacinamide Jelly Cream. The Amazon title says 1.69 fl oz, matching the 50 mL size. A different bottle size alone does not establish a different formula.
medicube says its Jelly Cream does not contain artificial colors and attributes the pink hue to natural vitamin ingredients. Check the product label for the version you receive.
The brand says the cream can be combined with actives but advises avoiding highly stimulating ingredients, giving high levels of acid and non-neutral pH as examples. Consider your full routine and follow the package directions; the page does not specify every possible combination.
medicube Collagen Jelly Cream or COSRX Advanced Snail 92 Cream?
Both are leave-on moisturizers. Compare the jelly texture and niacinamide/collagen emphasis here with COSRX’s snail-mucin-centered product description and full ingredient list. These product-page differences do not show which one will work better for your skin.
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