Anua's Vita C Glutathione Capsule Mist Is Here: Price, Sizes and How to Use It

Anua has a new mist, and it is the lead product of the brand's VITA C Glow Collection at Sephora. The Vita C Glutathione Brightening Capsule Mist comes in two sizes, 30ml for $23 and 100ml for $35, and it is a lightweight two-phase formula with tiny oil capsules floating inside the bottle. You can use it as a daily spritz or as a spray over makeup.

If you only want the short version: it is a vitamin C and glutathione mist aimed at a brighter-looking, glowy finish, it is not meant to feel sticky, and it is listed for all skin types including dry and oily.

What is the Anua Vita C Glutathione Brightening Capsule Mist?

It is a face mist from Anua, the Korean brand best known for its Heartleaf and niacinamide lines. This one is built around vitamin C and glutathione, two ingredients that show up a lot in brightening skincare right now. The formula also lists hyaluronic acid, collagen, peptides and a pore-care complex.

The fun part is the look. The bottle is a glossy egg shape filled with a clear liquid and golden capsules, so it reads more like a perfume than a toner. The brand's pitch is that the actives are sealed inside oil-shell capsules to keep them fresh until you spray.

One ingredient database also describes it as a toner format built around niacinamide and 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid, a stable form of vitamin C. Check the box or the retailer page for the full ingredient list before you buy, since listings differ slightly by country.

How much does it cost and where can you buy it?

Sephora's Canadian listings show the 100ml bottle at $35 and a 30ml mini at $23. Sephora France and Sephora Spain also list the mist, with their pages pointing to a mid-September start. Trend coverage of the launch mentions a pop-up in Toronto to support it.

Stock is worth a look before you get attached to it. At the time the Sephora UK page was found, it showed the mist as temporarily out of stock, priced at £14.50 for the 30ml. Prices change by country, so treat the figures above as a snapshot.

We could not confirm a listing at Olive Young Global or Stylevana when we checked, so if you shop mainly through K-beauty retailers, keep an eye on those pages rather than assuming it has landed.

How do you use a capsule mist?

Retailer directions say to hold the bottle about 10 to 20cm from your face and spray evenly across the skin. That distance matters because it gives a fine, even veil instead of a wet patch in one spot.

You can use it on bare skin during the day for a quick refresh, or spritz it over makeup as a finishing step. Because it is a mist and not a full serum, think of it as an add-on to your routine, not a replacement for your usual steps or your sunscreen.

Is the 30ml or the 100ml the better buy?

The 30ml at $23 costs more per millilitre, but it is the sensible pick if you are curious and do not want to commit. It is also small enough to live in a tote or desk drawer, which suits a mist that is designed for touch-ups.

The 100ml at $35 makes more sense if you already know you like mists or plan to use it daily. For a first try, the mini is the lower-risk move, especially if you are sensitive to fragrance or new actives and want to patch test first.

Either way, this is a fresh arrival rather than a long-running bestseller, so there is not yet a deep pile of long-term reviews to lean on. Read a few recent ones from the retailer you are buying from, and judge by how your own skin feels after a week or two.

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