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The best-decoded shelf here

MISSHA face masks

The shelf this site can read furthest into: the encyclopaedia has an entry for more of each list here than on any other shelf with a page, and well above the catalogue's median. It is also the only brand in the catalogue holding more than a couple of masks on which not one of them is clear of our pregnancy flag - which is a reason to read the list, never a verdict on the mask. Every mask here is a sheet.

In the catalogue
7in 1 format
Median per use
€1.75€1.75-€2.33
Median list length
2523-31 entries
Fragrance-free
4of 7

Prices are indicative, captured once from the source recorded on each product page, and they drift.

The cheapest application here is MISSHA Airy Fit Sheet Mask Aloe €1.75, 26 entries and the dearest MISSHA Airy Fit Sheet Mask Rice €2.33, 27 entries.

This is not MISSHA’s page and it is not affiliated with them. It is every MISSHA mask we hold, read from the back of the pack - the name is used to identify the products, and nothing here is paid for, sponsored or an affiliate link.

The short read

  • Sodium carbomer appears on this shelf and nowhere else in the catalogue. Polyglyceryl-10 myristate, ginger root extract, coptis japonica root extract and glycereth-26 are each on many times their catalogue shares.

  • Almost every mask here carries an essential oil - the highest share of the shelves with a page - and yet a majority of them are fragrance-free and barely any print parfum. The two readings are not opposites, and this shelf is the clearest illustration of it on the site.

  • Very few of these labels break a declared allergen out by name, and most of the masks are free of a drying alcohol.

  • The median application sits a shade below the catalogue's, over the narrowest price spread of the shelves with a page here bar one, and none of it estimated.

  • The lists run a shade below the catalogue's median, so the shelf is unremarkable on length and unusual on how much of that length we can name.

What these lists print that others do not

Not the most common ingredients - water is on nearly every list ever written and tells you nothing about who formulated the mask. These are the entries that appear far more often here than across the 219 masks as a whole, counted by encyclopaedia entry rather than by printed name. A shelf this size makes coincidences cheap, so nothing appears below that is on fewer than four of these lists.

Well tolerated
No meaningful concern for most people; irritation is possible but rare.
Depends on you
Genuinely relevant for some people, or depends on dose and pH.
What the levels mean ↗

Names without a link have no encyclopaedia entry yet, so we make no claim about them beyond the count.

The 10 side by side

A brand needs 5 masks to carry a page, which is the floor at which a shelf says something a filter could not, and 10 of the 91 brands in the catalogue reach it. The other 81 are still in the catalogue and out of this table: 69 of them hold one or two masks, and 51 hold exactly one, and a median over one product is not a median. This is the one family whose whole partition will not go in a table, so a superlative here scoped to all brands is one a reader has to take on trust - the five that are so scoped are listed in lib/brands.ts for a reviewer to re-check.

Masks, median price per use, median ingredient count and fragrance-free count, by brand
BrandMasksMedian per useMedian listFragrance-free
Schaebens21€0.85276 of 21
Balea17€0.23214 of 17
SOME BY MI9€1.55222 of 9
Luvos-Heilerde8€0.8529.50 of 8
MISSHA7€1.75254 of 7
Garnier6€1.75250 of 6
Selfie Project6€1.95270 of 6
Anua5€5.54445 of 5
DERMASEL5€1.06260 of 5
Medicube5€3.99352 of 5

What these labels print

Seven readings of the ingredient list, each counted the same way across this shelf and across the whole catalogue, so the second column is the baseline the first is worth reading against. Every one of them is a statement about what is printed on a pack - not about what a mask does, and not a verdict on any of them. The pregnancy flag in particular is a reason to read a list rather than a warning: it marks a mask carrying something the encyclopaedia says to check, which is a different thing from a mask being unsafe.

Fragrance, essential oil, drying alcohol, pregnancy flag, parfum, declared allergen and vegan counts, for this shelf and for the whole catalogue
ReadingHereCatalogue
Fragrance-free4 of 757%80 of 21937%
No essential oil1 of 714%182 of 21983%
No drying alcohol6 of 786%173 of 21979%
Nothing flagged in pregnancy0 of 70%147 of 21967%
Prints parfum1 of 714%120 of 21955%
Names an allergen2 of 729%81 of 21937%
Recorded vegan1 of 714%60 of 21927%

Vegan status is unrecorded for 5 of the 7 masks here, so that row counts only the packs where we found it stated - unrecorded is not the same as not vegan. How far into a list we can read is its own reading: the encyclopaedia has an entry for a median of 91% of each list here, against 82% across the catalogue. The rest is printed in names the site cannot yet decode, and an undecoded name is one we make no claim about either way - what we do not know.

All 7 MISSHA masks

Cheapest use first. Every one is on sale in the EU and has a published ingredient list we could source and check.


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