Concentrated blemish care while sleeping!🌙

Sleeping pack, sticky formulation, 

I'm worried that it might get on my pillow while sleeping, 

and it is so bothersome to wash it off in the morning!☀️

Remove the disadvantages of the sleeping pack 

and use the Isoi Bulgarian Rose Blemish Care Sleeping Pack 

that will intensively take care of blemishes while sleeping. :)

It's a white and simple package with ingredients

 effects, and how to use it. There's a spatula in the box.✨

As soon as I open the lid, I feel like it relaxes my body already!😀

It doesn't have a stronger scent than the same line, isoi Blemish Care Serum, 

so people who are sensitive to scent will not feel uncomfortable during the sleep. 

It's a gel type like pudding. 

Float with spatula and remove the amount to apply to the face and neck.👧

Before applying

Before applying it, just putting the product 

on the back of your hand makes you feel moist,

and the soft texture and Bulgarian rose scent make you feel good.👍

When you spread it out, you can feel the soft application

like soothing cream rather than sleeping pack.

After applying 

After applying it, I feel like I’ve got the glossy skin already!

I felt a little viscosity in my hands 

when I applied the sticky part that I was worried about,

 but I didn't feel any oily or sticky on my face.

It was absorbed quickly after applying it with natural formulation. 

so there was no residue or discomfort of cosmetics,

 and it was a sleeping pack, but it was not heavy and fresh.👏☘️

Also, there are various products such as 

serum, cream, and essence in Bulgarian rose line.

You can feel faster and more noticeable blemish care 

when used with blemish tonic, blemish serum, and blemish cream 3-step. 

⭐️how to use⭐️

After washing your face 2-3 times a week, cleanse your skin with tonic 

and apply an appropriate amount to your face.

Don't need to wash it off, tap it to absorb it and get enough sleep.

Check out Isoi Bulgarian Rose Blemish Care Sleeping Pack 

and Bulgarian Rose Line at Jolse now. :)