Isoi Bulgarian Intensive
isoi built its Bulgarian Rose Intensive line around a single rose extract, then split it across nearly every step of a routine: cleansing oil, sugar scrub, treatment lotion and essence, a lifting serum, multiple essence, eye cream, and an energizing repair balm. Skinsli carries 40 in-stock pieces from the range, so you can build out cleansing through targeted treatment without switching to a different rose ingredient partway through.
Buying guide
A guide to isoi's Bulgarian Rose Intensive line
isoi's Bulgarian Rose Intensive collection on skinsli runs to 40 in-stock items, all built around the same rose extract but spread across cleansing, exfoliating, treatment, and targeted-care steps. This guide breaks down what each product does so you can pick a starting point instead of buying the whole range at once.
What's in the Bulgarian Rose Intensive line
The range covers a cleansing oil, a sugar scrub sold in two textures (60g and 60ml listings), a treatment lotion and treatment essence, a lifting serum, a multiple essence, an eye cream, and an energizing repair balm. Each product carries the same Bulgarian Rose Intensive naming, so the line reads as one system rather than separate collections.
Cleansing oil and sugar scrub
The cleansing oil (150ml) removes makeup and sunscreen as a first cleanse. The sugar scrub is a separate step for exfoliating rather than daily makeup removal; use it a few times a week on cleansed skin instead of swapping it in for your usual cleanser.
Treatment lotion vs treatment essence vs multiple essence
The treatment lotion (90ml) is the lighter hydrating step, closest to a toner-lotion hybrid. The treatment essence (130ml) sits after it and adds more concentrated hydration. The multiple essence (50ml) is a smaller, more targeted formula, often used as a booster layered under the rest rather than a full-face daily essence.
What the lifting serum adds
The lifting serum (35ml) is the most concentrated treatment step in the range, aimed at firming rather than basic hydration. Apply it after cleansing and before the treatment lotion or essence so it reaches skin directly instead of sitting on top of heavier layers.
Eye cream and energizing repair balm
The eye cream (20ml) is formulated for the thinner skin around the eyes and goes on after your face serum or essence. The energizing repair balm (50ml) is a heavier, occlusive-style finishing step, better suited to night use or dry patches than as a daytime moisturizer under makeup.
Building a routine from the range
A simple starting order: cleansing oil, sugar scrub two to three times a week, lifting serum, treatment lotion or essence, eye cream, then the repair balm at night. You don't need every product to start; the cleansing oil plus one essence step is enough to try the line before adding the serum or balm.
Who this collection suits
This line suits anyone who wants a single rose-based system across most of their routine instead of mixing brands step by step. The spread of textures, from a light lotion to a dense balm, means both normal and drier skin types can find a fit within the same collection.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What's the core ingredient across the Bulgarian Rose Intensive line?
Every product in this collection uses the same Bulgarian rose extract, applied across cleansing, exfoliating, treatment, and eye and balm steps rather than one single item.
Where should I start if I've never tried this line?
The cleansing oil plus the treatment essence is a good entry point. Both are core steps that work with the rest of your existing routine before you add the lifting serum or repair balm.
What's the difference between the treatment lotion and treatment essence?
The treatment lotion (90ml) is lighter and closer to a toner-lotion hybrid. The treatment essence (130ml) follows it with more concentrated hydration. Most routines use both, in that order.
Is the lifting serum meant for anti-aging concerns?
The lifting serum is formulated for firming rather than general hydration, so it's aimed at users focused on skin firmness rather than a basic daily moisture step.
How often should I use the Bulgarian Rose sugar scrub?
A few times a week is typical for a sugar-based scrub. It's an exfoliating step, not a daily cleanser, so pair it with the cleansing oil on the days you're not scrubbing.
Does skinsli ship isoi products outside Korea?
Yes, skinsli ships isoi's Bulgarian Rose Intensive line internationally. Delivery timing shows on each product page at checkout.