MISSHA
MISSHA spans a wide range from budget-friendly makeup to more targeted skincare, with peptide- and vitamin E-laced ampoules like its Vita C Plus sitting alongside mascaras and cream blushers. A good portion of its featured lineup is fragrance-free, hinting at formulas that don't lean on scent to make an impression. It suits shoppers who want one brand covering both color cosmetics and a bit of active-ingredient skincare.
6 products · often uses Vitamin C, Niacinamide, Peptide · $3–$18
What stands out about MISSHA
Everything here is measured against all 2,068 products in our guide — “uses centella” means nothing on its own when 13% of Korean skincare does.
- Mostly fragrance-free — 4 of 6, where 43% is typical.
- Most-read product — MISSHA Vita C Plus Ascorbic Acid Spot Correcting & Firming Ampoule 40ml, 209 international reviews.
Nothing in the formulas or the reviews sets this brand apart from the catalogue average — it is a broad range rather than a specialist one.
All 6 MISSHA products
About MISSHA
- What does MISSHA make?
- 6 products in our guide, most of them in the makeup and essence / serum steps — the formulas most often carry Vitamin C, Niacinamide, Peptide, Vitamin E. Prices run about $3 to $18.
- Is MISSHA fragrance-free?
- 4 of 6. We read the full ingredient list rather than the front of the box, so this counts essential oils and declared allergens as fragrance.
- Where can I buy MISSHA?
- All 6 are listed on Olive Young Global, which ships internationally. Prices there run higher than the Korean shelf price.