BIODANCE Collagen Peptide Jelly Serum Mist: US Market, Ingredient & Price Analysis

1. Product Information

Everything in this section is transcribed from the live US listing at capture time. Prices are native USD for a New York delivery address; no currency conversion is applied anywhere in this report.

1.1 What the product is

BIODANCE positions the Collagen Peptide Jelly Serum Mist as a two-in-one hydrating face mist built on a sprayable hydrogel. The brand describes a jelly-network technology that turns a solid jelly formula into a fine mist, claiming 24-hour surface hydration, a moisture barrier, and visible plumping from low-molecular collagen plus a 10-peptide complex. The unit is 1.69 fl oz (50 ml), weighable at 50 g, with a listed formula headliner of Collagen Water and Niacinamide and a reported collagen concentration in the sub-0.1 ppm range on the ingredient database entry.

It is used as any face mist would be: spritzed over the face at any step of the routine, over or under makeup, and carried for on-the-go refreshment. The brand pushes the travel angle hard, billing the bottle as carry-on friendly and handbag-sized. The listing ranks #284 in Beauty & Personal Care and #4 in Face Mists at capture time, and the scent is declared simply as collagen, meaning no added perfume family is advertised.

1.2 Listing specification

1.3 What the brand says

1. 124H DEEP HYDRATION: Our unique jelly network technology creates a moisture barrier on the skin's surface, keeping your face dewy and hydrated all day long. Perfect for dry or sagging skin.
2. 2ULTIMATE FIRMING & PLUMPING: Infused with Low Molecular Collagen and a powerful 10-Peptide Complex, it deeply penetrates to improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of fine lines for a youthful, bouncy glow.
3. 3INNOVATIVE SPRAYABLE HYDROGEL: Experience the next-gen "Jelly-to-Mist" texture. This solid jelly formula transforms into a fine mist, locking in moisture 10x more effectively than watery sprays without any mess or dripping.
4. 4PERFECT TRAVEL-SIZE & ON-THE-GO ESSENTIALS: Never compromise your skincare routine while traveling. Designed with the ideal carry-on capacity, this portable mist fits perfectly into your daily handbag, makeup pouch, or flight bag without adding bulk. Experience instant hydration and refreshment whenever and wherever your skin needs it most.
5. 5EFFECTIVE & LONG-LASTING RESULTS: Biodance skincare focuses on balancing potent ingredients with long-lasting benefits that go beyond temporary improvements.

1.4 Brand content and routine context

The A+ module is dominated by a brand-lineup comparison rather than product claims. It places the mist first in a seven-step collagen routine (mist, cleanser, toner pads, eye patches, serum, cream, deep mask) and shows sibling products priced from $15.20 to $29.00 with ratings between 4.5 and 4.7. The headline banner claims the brand's hydrogel mask line as a global number-one seller with more than 174 million units sold, and the routine table markets the mist as an instant plumping, pore-refining step for all skin types. No dosage, clinical, or dermatologist-testing claim appears in the module.

2. Product Rating

The listing reports an average of 4.6 / 5 across 5,940 global ratings. The distribution below is the share of ratings in each star bucket, as published by the marketplace.

The distribution is heavily top-loaded: roughly four of every five ratings are five stars and only 3% are one star, a shape typical of a well-liked mass product with a small but real irritation tail. Implied bucket counts are rounded from the published percentage shares, so a 2% bucket on a 5,940-rating base is about 119 ratings — small enough that individual batches of ratings can move a bucket by a point or two between captures.

3. Product Ingredients

This section merges two independent community ingredient databases into a single view. Every ingredient is classified by formulation role and by exposure level (comedogenic / irritancy / acne risk). Classifications are reference material, not a regulatory or dermatological verdict.

3.1 What's inside — claim matrix

Free-from and suitability claims as evaluated by the ingredient database. A NO result is a flag on one or more listed ingredients, not a statement that the product fails in use.

3.2 Ingredient composition by formulation role

3.3 Exposure level classification

Exposure level combines the comedogenic rating, the irritancy rating and the acne-risk rating; the highest value observed wins. 0 = no known risk, 1–2 = moderate, 3+ = elevated, "Unrated" = the source did not rate it.

3.4 Key ingredient groups and stated benefits

3.5 Flagged concerns

3.6 Merged ingredient table (36 ingredients)

Acne / Irritant / Safety columns come from the COSDNA channel (Acne and Irritant are low-is-safer; Safety is inverse, 1 = safest). Comedogenic / Irritancy come from the Skinsort channel. "not rated" means the source published no value — it is never read as zero.

3.7 Channel A ingredient table (35 ingredients)

3.8 Channel B ingredient table (36 ingredients)

The two channels agree on the backbone: collagen water at a declared 77.1% leads the formula, followed by glycerin and propanediol as humectant-solvents, niacinamide, a ferment filtrate, and a ten-item peptide tail that includes copper tripeptide. The merged table also shows the formulation's honest weak point — the peptide actives and collagen extract sit at the very end of the INCI list, and the database quotes collagen at 0.1 ppm, so the marketing weight of the peptide story rests on low concentrations. Only three ingredients carry published comedogenic/irritancy numbers (glycerin 0/0, glycereth-26 0/0, butylene glycol 1/0), which is why the exposure chart is dominated by unrated entries rather than by measured risk.

4. What Shoppers Report

The marketplace publishes an aggregated sentiment summary and a per-theme breakdown built from review text. These are marketplace-derived aggregates; individual reviewer identities are never reproduced in this report.

Theme-level sentiment is strong on the product's core promises: moisturizing (93% positive across 336 mentions), glow (92%), lightweight feel (88%) and overall effectiveness (86% across 640 mentions) all land well above the 75% comfort line. The two soft spots are value for money (68% positive, the weakest large theme) and skin irritation, which is the only theme that skews negative at 44% positive across 68 mentions — consistent with the database flags on the ferment filtrate and carrageenan for acne-prone users.

Disclosed gap: the marketplace returned no inline review text for this ASIN during the capture window (the listing rendered no buyer-photo tiles either), so no verbatim quotes are reproduced here. The sentiment analysis above is built entirely from the marketplace's own aggregate widgets.

5. Product Price

All-time US price history from a public Amazon price-tracking service (collected 2026-10-26). The grouped bar chart compares the lowest, highest, current and average price for each tracked price type; the second chart places the live listing price against its own historical band.

The tracker has monitored this ASIN since March 2026, so its all-time band covers roughly seven months. Only the third-party-new channel has data; Amazon itself has never been the listed seller in the tracker's record. The current $15.20 sits below the $16.31 all-time average and about 20% under the $19.00 May peak, but well above the $13.30 April floor. The live listing quotes a $19.00 list price with a 20% saving and a $12.92 Subscribe & Save rate — marginally cheaper than the tracker's all-time third-party floor, so subscription is currently the cheapest documented route.

6. Product Images

6.1 Listing imagery

6.2 Buyer photos

No images of this type were exposed by the listing at capture time.

7. Methodology, Confidence & Limitations

• All figures are a single snapshot taken on 2026-10-26; rank, price and rating move between captures.
• No reviewer name, handle, profile link or reviewer ID appears anywhere in this report; reviewer identities are withheld by design.
• Ingredient ratings are community reference values, not a regulatory or clinical judgement.
• Exposure levels use the highest published value across channels; unrated ingredients are counted as unrated, never as zero risk.
• Re-verify the live price and the current formula before any purchase or formulation decision.