Skincare · reviewed

Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex
vs MISSHA Time Revolution Night Repair Ampoule 5X

The buying question

How do the listed key actives, disclosed percentages and fragrance listing differ?

Important differences

Same on 1 of 2 features checked

Neither lists fragrance and both ingredient lists include bifida ferment lysate, but MISSHA features plant-extract blends that are not in Estée Lauder's list, and Estée Lauder doesn't identify the ingredient behind its Night Peptide. MISSHA's list also includes six essential oils.

Equivalent performance is not established.

How we reached this verdict ↗

Original

Estée Lauder

Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex — 1.7 fl oz

$135.00US price

$268.52 / 100 mL

Checked Oct 28, 2026, 4:36 PM EDT

Alternative

MISSHA

MISSHA Time Revolution Night Repair Ampoule 5X — 50 mL

$39.00US price

$78.00 / 100 mL

Checked Oct 28, 2026, 4:37 PM EDT

Same, partial, different, unknown.

“Same” means a recorded feature matches, not equivalent performance.

Listed key actives and disclosed percentages

Different

Original: Night Peptide (Estée Lauder's exclusive peptide): percentage undisclosed; Hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate): percentage undisclosed; Purple energy blend (eggplant, carrot, cabbage, beet and blueberry extracts): Absent from full ingredient list (0%); Collaganeer (white lupine seed extract and sunflower seed oil): Absent from full ingredient list (0%); Brand-stated
Alternative: Extreme Biome (ten probiotic ferments): 77.2%; Purple energy blend (eggplant, carrot, cabbage, beet and blueberry extracts): percentage undisclosed; Collaganeer (white lupine seed extract and sunflower seed oil): percentage undisclosed; Brand-stated

Estée Lauder features its Night Peptide and hyaluronic acid. MISSHA features 77.2% "Extreme Biome" (ten ferments), a purple plant-extract blend and Collaganeer; the purple-blend and Collaganeer ingredients are not in Estée Lauder's ingredient list. Both lists include bifida ferment lysate and sodium hyaluronate, but Estée Lauder doesn't state its amounts.

Sources

Original: Estée Lauder US product page (key ingredients and full ingredient list); Checked Oct 28, 2026; Estée Lauder does not say which ingredient-list entry is its Night Peptide and states no percentages. Its full ingredient list (brand page; Ulta shows the same list without pinene) was read: MISSHA's purple-blend extracts (Solanum melongena, Daucus carota, Brassica oleracea, Beta vulgaris, Vaccinium angustifolium) and Collaganeer ingredients (Lupinus albus seed extract, Helianthus annuus seed oil) are not listed, so they are recorded as 0%. The list does include bifida ferment lysate and lactobacillus ferment, two of the ten ferments in MISSHA's Extreme Biome.
Alternative: MISSHA US product page (key ingredients and full ingredient list); Checked Oct 28, 2026; MISSHA states the ampoule is "infused with 77.2% Extreme Biome", a complex of ten ferments led by bifida ferment lysate. It states no amounts for the purple blend (which it describes as plum, carrot, plum cabbage, eggplant, beetroot and blueberry) or Collaganeer. Its full ingredient list also contains sodium hyaluronate, which it does not feature.

Fragrance listed

Same

Original: No; Brand-stated
Alternative: No; Verified

Neither ingredient list includes fragrance or parfum. MISSHA's list does include six essential oils (bergamot, geranium, orange peel, lavender, chamomile, sandalwood) and limonene, which give scent. Estée Lauder lists none of these and says its serum is free from synthetic fragrance.

Sources

Original: Estée Lauder ingredient list and "free from synthetic fragrance" statement; Checked Oct 28, 2026
Alternative: MISSHA US ingredient list; Checked Oct 28, 2026; MISSHA's full ingredient list contains no Fragrance, Parfum or Aroma entry, and MISSHA makes no fragrance statement. The list does include six essential oils (bergamot fruit, geranium flower, orange peel, lavender, Roman chamomile flower and sandalwood) and limonene.

What we couldn’t check

Listed key actives and disclosed percentages. Estée Lauder states no percentages and does not identify which ingredient is its Night Peptide. MISSHA does not state amounts for its purple blend or Collaganeer.
Comparative performance. Scent, texture and skin outcomes have not been compared.