Medicube Deep Vita C Capsule Cream 55g | Vitamin C Brightening Cream with 5% Niacinamide
A customizable Vitamin C cream with a dual-texture capsule and gel formula, featuring 50% Sea Buckthorn Extract and 5% Niacinamide to hydrate, brighten the look of uneven tone and support smoother, more radiant-looking s
Choose an option
- Encapsulated Vitamin C
- Stays Stable
- Cream Format
- Brightening
Only 5 left in stock
Vitamin C that lasts the jar.
Most vitamin C products are weaker in week six than the day you opened them - the active oxidises in contact with air and light. Holding it in capsules that break as you massage keeps it apart from the base until the moment you use it.
- Stable actives
- Gentler than serum
- Daily use
How it feels
A cream with visible capsules that break under the fingertips. Once massaged in it behaves like an ordinary moisturiser with no grittiness.
Key ingredients
Encapsulated Vitamin C
Held apart from the base so it does not oxidise in the jar - the failure that quietly undermines most vitamin C products.
Niacinamide
A second brightening route that also supports the barrier, allowing daily use where high-strength vitamin C alone might not.
Hyaluronic Acid
Offsets the dryness that follows sustained use of any brightening active.
About the product
Medicube's Deep Vita C Capsule Cream addresses the least discussed problem in vitamin C skincare: the product degrading before you finish it.
L-ascorbic acid oxidises on contact with air and light. A serum that was potent when you opened it is measurably weaker by week six, which is why so many people conclude vitamin C does not work for them when what actually happened is that they used an inert product for a month. Holding the vitamin in capsules keeps it apart from the base until you break them down by massaging.
The cream format is the second consideration. Vitamin C serums are frequently too active for skin that reacts easily; delivering it in a moisturiser with niacinamide as a second brightening route and hyaluronic acid to offset dryness makes it far more tolerable for daily use.
Apply as the final step, massaging until the capsules break down and the texture turns smooth. If you use it in the morning, sunscreen over the top is not optional - brightening actives and UV work directly against each other.
Why we stock it
Vitamin C degrades in the jar, which is the quiet reason so many vitamin C products underperform by week four. Encapsulating it is a real answer to that, and this is the cream format for people who find serums too active.
Product information
- Brand
- Medicube
- Skin concerns
- hydration, dullness, firmness
Ingredients
50% Sea Buckthorn Extract (Vitamin Tree Water), 5% Niacinamide, Pure Vitamin C, Vitamin C Derivatives, Ferulic Acid, Vitamin E
Care & Use
How to Use
Apply as the final step morning and night, massaging gently until the capsules break and the cream turns clear.
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Apply as the final
Apply as the final step morning and night, massaging gently until the capsules break and the cream turns clear.
Product details
Product details
- Brand
- Medicube
- Product type
- Beauty
- SKU
- medicube-deep-vita-c-capsule-cream-55g-55-g
- Barcode
- 8809982769866
- Volume
- 55 g
- Care
- After cleansing and toning, mix the Vitamin C capsule cream and transparent gel in a suitable ratio according to your skin type and desired texture. Apply evenly to the face and neck after serum. Use morning and evening. For daytime use, follow with sunscreen
Frequently asked questions
Why capsules rather than a serum?
Vitamin C oxidises in contact with air and light. Capsules hold it apart from the base until you break them down, so the product in week six is closer to the one you bought.
Is it as effective as a vitamin C serum?
It is gentler and more stable; a high-strength serum is more potent but harder to tolerate and degrades faster. For daily long-term use this is often the better trade.
Morning or night?
Either. If you use it in the morning, sunscreen over the top is essential - brightening actives and UV work against each other.
Can I use it with my vitamin C serum?
You can, but there is little benefit and more chance of irritation. Pick one route rather than stacking two forms of the same active.
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