SKU:MED003
Medicube-TXA Niacinamaide 5% Capsule Cream
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Moisturisers
- Tags: Dull skin, Dullness, Medicube, Moisturisers

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Medicube TXA Niacinamide 5% Capsule Cream is the moisturiser counterpart to the brand's TXA serum. Niacinamide sits encapsulated in the cream, released on application, alongside tranexamic acid and alpha-arbutin β three brightening pathways in the final step of the routine, for dull and uneven skin.
π― What It Does
- Brightens uneven tone β tranexamic acid and niacinamide work together on dullness
- Hydrates deeply β keeps skin soft and smooth with lasting moisture
- Boosts clarity β alpha-arbutin and glutathione bring out a natural glow
- Releases actives on contact β the capsule format keeps the niacinamide protected until use
- Will not clog pores β non-comedogenic, so it suits acne-prone skin
- Stays gentle β formulated for all skin types including sensitive
π¬ Key Ingredients
- Niacinamide Capsules β encapsulated for stability; even tone and refine texture
- Tranexamic Acid β a pigment-focused active for uneven tone and dark spots
- Alpha-Arbutin β targets stubborn discolouration
- Glutathione β antioxidant brightening support
π How to Use
- At the end of your routine, apply a moderate amount to the face.
- Massage gently until fully absorbed.
- Use morning and evening.
- Follow with SPF in the morning β brightening results depend on it.
π€ Best For
Skin Type: All Skin Types, particularly Acne-Prone and Sensitive
Concerns: Dullness, Uneven Tone, Dark Spots, Dehydration
Texture: Capsule cream
π At a Glance
| Key Actives | Encapsulated niacinamide, tranexamic acid, alpha-arbutin, glutathione |
| Format | Capsule cream β actives released on application |
| Suitability | Non-comedogenic; suits acne-prone and sensitive skin |
| Routine Step | Moisturiser β final step |
| Origin | South Korea |