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Medicube 3H Daily Relief Cream for All vs Triple Collagen: which should you buy?

Two Medicube moisturisers, one of them far cheaper, split by comfort against collagen firming.

The short answer

Choose the medicube 3H Daily Relief Cream

if your skin is sensitive or currently unsettled and you want comfort and hydration rather than a firming claim.

Choose the medicube Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 (50

if firmness is your goal, your skin is dry, combination or normal, and you want a defined 50ml size.

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Side by side

medicube 3H Daily Relief Creammedicube Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 (50
Price£15.80£17.50-10% See on Amazon →£23.44 See on Amazon →
Rating★★★★☆ 4.3★★★★★ 4.7
Review count682235
Amazon best-seller rank#88 in Face Day Care Creams#502 in Face Day Care Creams
Amazon purchases2K+ bought100+ bought
Key activeCICA (centella)collagen
Formatmoisturisermoisturiser
Size-50 ml
Routine stepMoisturiseMoisturise
Best forglowfirmness
Sensitive-skin friendlyListing flags no strong activesListing flags no strong actives
Highlights
  • Made by medicube.
  • Rated 4.4/5 by Amazon shoppers.
  • See the latest price and availability on Amazon.
  • Made by medicube.
  • Rated 4.5/5 by Amazon shoppers.
  • See the latest price and availability on Amazon.

Our verdict

Two moisturisers, both gentle enough for daily use and both light enough to layer, with the 3H the much cheaper of the two and a genuine trade-off in the numbers: the Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 has the higher score, while the 3H Daily Relief Cream has far more reviews behind its average. Neither settles it alone, so pick on what you want the cream to do. The 3H Daily Relief Cream leads with niacinamide (5th of 59) and hyaluronic acid (9th); the centella, ceramide and guaiazulene on the box sit in the back half of its list, guaiazulene last. It is tagged only for hydration and glow, and it is the one whose skin-type list includes sensitive skin, which makes it the calmer choice after spot care or a run of strong actives. The Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 is a 50ml collagen moisturiser tagged for firmness as well as hydration, and its skin-type list covers dry, combination and normal, with no sensitive listing. Reactive skin points to the 3H. If firmness is the whole reason you are shopping for a cream, the collagen one is the honest answer.

Where each product's headline ingredient sits in its own INCI list: medicube 3H Daily Relief Cream versus medicube Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 (50. Position, not percentage.
The ingredient finding on one card, if you want to save or share it. Sources and dates are listed below.

Which one is for you?

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the medicube 3H Daily Relief Cream and the medicube Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 (50?

Two Medicube moisturisers, one of them far cheaper, split by comfort against collagen firming.

Which is better, the medicube 3H Daily Relief Cream or the medicube Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 (50?

Neither is simply better; it depends on your skin and goal. Choose the 3H Daily Relief Cream if your skin is sensitive or currently unsettled and you want comfort and hydration rather than a firming claim. Choose the Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 if firmness is your goal, your skin is dry, combination or normal, and you want a defined 50ml size.

Can I use the medicube 3H Daily Relief Cream and the medicube Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 (50 together?

Often yes. If they sit at different routine steps you can layer them lightest to heaviest, and if they do the same job you would usually pick one. Introduce new actives one at a time and patch test first.

Where these claims come from

  • Star ratings and review counts: Amazon.co.uk's own figures for each listing, read on 2026-10-01.
  • Prices and stock: read from each Amazon.co.uk listing, read on 2026-10-01.
  • Best Sellers Rank and "bought in past month" badges: Amazon.co.uk's own figures, shown on the product page, read on 2026-10-01.

We have not tested either product. Everything above is read from the listings and the manufacturer, with the dates shown, plus our own reading of what the two are for. Ratings are Amazon customers' scores, not ours.

Amazon.co.uk figures, not ours: prices read on 2026-10-01; star ratings and review counts read on 2026-10-01. Prices and ratings change; these are dated snapshots.

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