Ulos All Skin
ULOS makes all-in-one moisturizers built for men's routines, in two textures - a lighter Skin Milk and a Skin Lotion - sized from a 60ml travel bottle up to 200ml, plus combo sets and a 6-piece case pack. Several listings are matched to skin type (oily combination, neutral dry, medium dry) and a couple are the Costco-format bottles. All 36 in-stock options are collected here.
Buying guide
How to pick a ULOS all-in-one moisturizer
ULOS builds its all-in-one line around a simple idea: one bottle replaces toner, lotion, and essence for men who don't want a multi-step routine. The choice comes down to texture (Skin Milk vs Skin Lotion) and matching the formula to your skin type, since ULOS labels several bottles specifically for oily, dry, or neutral skin. This guide covers the texture split, the skin-type matching, and which size makes sense for your routine.
Skin Milk vs Skin Lotion
Skin Milk is the lighter of the two textures - it absorbs faster and suits normal to oily skin or warmer months. Skin Lotion is a slightly heavier, more moisturizing texture, better suited to dry skin or colder weather. If you're not sure which to start with, Skin Milk is the safer everyday default for most skin types.
Matching the formula to your skin type
ULOS labels some bottles by skin type directly: Medium Dry, Oily Combination, and Neutral Dry versions exist within the lotion range. If your skin runs oily or breaks out easily, look for the Oily Combination label. If it's on the drier side, Medium Dry or Neutral Dry are the better fit. The unlabeled "All-in-One Moisturizer" bottles are the general-purpose version if none of the specific labels match your skin.
Sizing: 60ml, 200ml, and combo sets
The 60ml bottle is a travel size or a way to try the formula before committing. The 200ml is the standard full-size bottle for daily use at home. The 200ml+60ml combo set gives you both - a home bottle plus a travel bottle - usually at better value than buying them separately.
What are the "Costco" labeled bottles?
A few 200ml Skin Lotion listings are labeled "Costco" - these are the same ULOS all-in-one formula sold through Costco's retail packaging, matched to specific skin types (Oily Combination, Neutral Dry). They function identically to the standard 200ml bottles; the label just reflects the retail channel the packaging originated from.
The 6-piece case pack
The Ji-composite 200ml 6-piece pack is built for stocking up or splitting between multiple people - six full-size 200ml bottles in one order. It's worth it if you're a regular user who doesn't want to reorder every month, or if you're buying for a household of ULOS users.
How to apply an all-in-one moisturizer
Apply after cleansing to a damp face - no toner step needed, since the all-in-one format is designed to cover that layer itself. Pat rather than rub it in, and let it absorb before applying sunscreen if that's the next step in your morning routine.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Should I start with ULOS Skin Milk or Skin Lotion?
Skin Milk is lighter and works as a safe everyday default for most skin types. Skin Lotion is heavier and better suited to dry skin or colder weather.
How do I know which ULOS skin-type version to buy?
ULOS labels some lotions by skin type: Oily Combination, Medium Dry, and Neutral Dry. Match the label to how your skin typically feels - if none apply, the general "All-in-One Moisturizer" bottle works for most people.
Are the Costco-labeled ULOS bottles a different formula?
No - the Costco-labeled 200ml bottles are the same all-in-one formula, matched to the same skin types, just in the retail packaging that originated from Costco.
Do I still need a separate toner with ULOS all-in-one moisturizer?
No - the all-in-one format is designed to replace the toner step. Apply it directly after cleansing to a damp face.
What size ULOS bottle should I buy first?
The 60ml size is a good way to test the formula, or the 200ml+60ml combo set gives you a full-size home bottle plus a travel size. The 6-piece 200ml case pack suits regular users or a shared household.