Minimalist Korean skincare built on pure ingredients
57 products in the database · compositions verified against the manufacturer
Mixsoon is a South Korean skincare brand that launched in 2020 around a plain idea: strip a formula down to what matters and let the main ingredient carry it. The name joins «mix» with «soon» (純, meaning pure in Korean), and that reads across the range. The brand, run by the Korean company Parket, grows part of its Centella asiatica on Jeju Island and extracts actives at low temperature to keep them intact.
Its best-known product is the Bean Essence, built on fermented soybean and rounded out with barley, pomegranate and Korean pear. A layering routine sits around it – Bean Cream, plus toners and essences based on centella, galactomyces and bifida ferment. The style fits the Korean «glass skin» approach: few formulas, fluid textures, daily use. Mixsoon formulates vegan and states it does no animal testing.
This page lists Mixsoon products with their INCI composition broken down. Every ingredient carries an evidence rating – a traffic-light plus an A–F tier – along with notes on use during pregnancy. Evigrade is an independent educational reference on cosmetic composition, not a shop and not medical advice. Here you can check what each formula contains and how well each ingredient holds up against the evidence.
57 products · 388 ingredients across the formulas · 258 rated green for evidence
Tier A–B ingredients by evidence that appear in this brand's formulas. Each links to its full breakdown.
1 + 1 Bean Cleansing Oil
17 recognized / 18 ingredients
1+1 Bean Cream
40 recognized / 42 ingredients
1+1 Bean Sunscreen
23 recognized / 24 ingredients
Bean Balancing Ampoule Mist
31 recognized / 32 ingredients
Bean Eye Cream
28 recognized / 28 ingredients
Bean Hydrogel Eye Patch
36 recognized / 37 ingredients
Mixsoon is a Korean brand with a minimalist approach: short ingredient lists, a focus on fermented actives like soybean, and centella grown on Jeju Island. Whether it suits you depends on your skin and the specific formula. Evigrade doesn't rate the brand as a whole – it breaks down each product's composition and the evidence level behind its ingredients.
The brand runs official sites, including its Spanish store mixsoon.es, and sells through authorised K-beauty distributors. Evigrade doesn't sell cosmetics and isn't tied to any shop – here you can review the composition and ingredient analysis, and decide on a purchase yourself.
Short ingredient lists are often easier for sensitive skin, but there's no blanket answer: reactions come from specific ingredients, not from a brand. Check the INCI breakdown of the product you're considering on this page, and speak with a dermatologist if you're unsure.
According to the brand, Mixsoon formulas are vegan and not tested on animals. You'll find the full ingredient list of each product, with its evidence-based rating, in its Evigrade entry.
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