Meghan Markle’s Collagen Jelly Is Live—And It’s Totally Worth It

If you're passionate about Korean skincare products just like us, you'll love starting your pre-summer radiance journey at great prices during the Amazon sale.

Of course, there's plenty of excitement around K-beauty within the HELLO! Shopping team – for instance, we've been really enjoying the the trending COSRX snail mucus cream and we also feature celebrity discoveries, such as Leighton Meester’s secret to ‘glass skin’ .

That's why I was really thrilled to discover a Korean skincare product endorsed by Meghan Markle (it has been tested and approved by HELLO!—more about that later)—all at an impressive discount of 55%.

Meghan's fave, Medicube's popular Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream is currently available for $14.90 (and UK readers may purchase it for) £19.65 on Amazon UK) .

A pink skin-boosting moisturizer caught our attention when the Duchess of Sussex featured it in her "curated selection" of makeup products shared on Instagram. Made with hydrolyzed collagen and niacinamide, this jelly cream has become very popular among customers, receiving a 4.4-star score on Amazon and achieving viral success with over 10,000 units sold in just one month.

But what's the deal? The brand, which counts celebrities like Kylie Jenner among its admirers, refers to this vibrant pink skincare product as a "skin-tightening gel cream" designed for "moisturizing, voluminous, and radiant skin."

Meghan's favorite: Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream

$14.90 (Save 55%) on Amazon

£19.65 (SAVE 16%) AT AMAZON UK

The reason I wanted to share this specific deal is because it's really impressive – you can purchase the big size for less than $20, whereas the significantly smaller 1.69oz version is now selling for almost $15.

Certainly, the skin-enhancing jelly cream was not the sole beauty product favored by Meghan on her Instagram feed, but it stands out as one of the more affordable options.

For instance, Mrs. Sussex also vouches for Tatcha Radiant Skin Cream, $72 / £67 which has always been part of her skincare regimen. Her makeup artist Daniel Martin confirmed on the Breaking Beauty Podcast that she wore it on her wedding day in 2018, recognizing that her skin preparation for the big event was "essentially a lot of Tatcha."

Approved by Meghan: Tatcha The Dewy Skin Cream

$72 at TATCHA

£67 at Tatcha UK

$72 at Amazon

Another factor enhancing Meghan's radiance lately is Saie Glow Super Gel Luminizer Saie Super Gel Brightener Glowing Saie Super Gel Enhancer Saie Super Gel Light-Up Formula Saie Luminous Super Gel Cream available in four luminous shades and costs approximately $28/£22.

Although it received royal endorsement, Meghan's collagen jelly product is quite reasonably priced, especially after the significant Amazon discount.

What we — and customers — have to say about the Medicube jelly cream

Not only does the Duchess endorse it, but HELLO! Senior Editor Faye James attempted Medicube on her own and, you may read her complete assessment you can access her detailed evaluation she has provided an extensive critique you have the option to view her entire analysis her comprehensive review is available for reading you're welcome to check out her full commentary the entirety of her review can be found here you can explore her thorough examination her complete appraisal is accessible you can peruse her full written opinion but...spoiler: she approved. "I'm not being dramatic when I say the effects were immediate," she remarked. "My face appeared fuller, as though I'd just drunk a liter of water and gotten twelve hours of sleep in a silk cocoon."

I haven't tried the jelly cream personally, so I looked through the reviews to see what confirmed customers had to say.