MISOORA is built around skin longevity, not anti-aging — supporting how your skin cells repair, renew, and stay resilient over time. We use biotech actives (NAD+, PDRN, Exosomes, EGF, Retinaldehyde) at concentrations we publish openly, MoCRA registered and third-party tested by Intertek. Clinic-grade science, disclosed doses, accessible prices starting at $20.

Yes — the full routine is fragrance-free and formulated around a ceramide barrier complex, which makes it suitable for sensitive skin. The cleanser is sulfate-free and pH-balanced.

MISOORA is formulated in Korea and made to U.S. regulatory standards — MoCRA registered and FDA listed — built specifically for the American market. Production is entrusted to a boutique facility in China — chosen specifically for its quality-first approach rather than high-volume output. The result: formulations that meet a high bar, at a price built for you, not for overhead.

MISOORA is cruelty-free. Most of the routine is suitable for vegans, but the PDRN serum is salmon-derived, so it is not vegan — the rest of the range does not use salmon-derived PDRN.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme central to how skin cells produce the energy they use to repair and renew — and its levels decline with age. Our NAD+ Firming Serum delivers it at a disclosed 2,500 ppm as a morning step, formulated to support the look of radiance and firmness.

Yes. PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) is a salmon-derived DNA fragment used in aesthetic medicine for renewal and repair. Our PDRN Exosome EGF Serum discloses it at 2,000 ppm, paired with Exosomes (50 ppm) and EGF (20 ppm) as a nightly regeneration step.

Retinaldehyde (retinal) sits one step closer to the active form of vitamin A than retinol, so it works more directly — often with visible results at lower concentrations and less irritation. Our Retinal 0.2% Barrier Serum is buffered with a ceramide complex to keep skin comfortable.

Exosomes are tiny vesicles cells use to carry repair signals to one another. Applied topically, they help deliver growth-factor signals to the skin; we include them at 50 ppm in the PDRN Exosome EGF Serum.