We're thrilled to confirm that SKYBOTTLE, one of Korea's most-loved perfumed body care brands, has officially joined the PURESEOUL line-up. If you've spent any time down a K-beauty rabbit hole on TikTok, there's a good chance you've already seen SKYBOTTLE's pastel bottles and heard people rave about how long their hand cream lingers on skin. Now the full range: hand creams, body lotions, hair & body mists, body washes and eau de parfums, is in stock at PURESEOUL.

SKYBOTTLE built its name on a simple idea: your hand cream shouldn't smell like an afterthought. Rather than a single "clean" or "powdery" scent slapped across a whole range, each SKYBOTTLE fragrance is developed as a proper scent story, with real top, heart and base notes, then carried across every format, so you can layer the same scent from the shower, through body lotion and mist, right down to the hand cream you top up with all day. 

Each SKYBOTTLE fragrance has its own identity. Here's what to expect from each one now in our range.

Top notes of green accords, bergamot and mandarin open into a heart of tuberose, honeysuckle and jasmine, settling into cedarwood, amber and musk. A fresh, slightly grown-up floral that reads as unisex, think clean laundry air after rain, with white flowers underneath.Available in: hand cream, body lotion, hair & body mist, body wash, and as Eau de Parfum #01.

Sharp grapefruit and citron up top, lily of the valley through the heart, and a soft amberwood base. Playful and a little tart on first spray, mellowing into something much softer.Available in: hand cream, body lotion, hair & body mist, body wash.

Built entirely around fig, from juicy fig fruit at the top, through green fig leaf in the heart, to an earthy fig tree base. Sweet, green and woody all at once, a favourite for anyone who finds typical florals too sweet.Available in: hand cream, body lotion, hair & body mist, body wash.

Lilac and orchid open things up, ylang ylang and jasmine build a rich floral heart, and patchouli and musk round it out into a warm, earthy finish. The most "evening-ready" of the range.Available in: hand cream, body lotion, hair & body mist.

A bright, zesty citrus opening that blooms into delicate florals as it wears, designed as a romantic, easy-to-wear everyday scent.Available in: hand cream.

Bright, zesty lime blossom with subtle green citrus underneath. Simple, uplifting and one of the lighter scents in the family.Available in: hand cream.

A warm vanilla top note over tonka bean, finished with an unexpected hit of black pepper for a cosy-but-not-cloying gourmand. Reviewers often pick up a creamy, almost coconut-like quality from the vanilla-tonka pairing.Available in: hair & body mist.

Blackberry, orange, peach and apple at the top, a pink rose heart, and a sandalwood, white musk and amber base, built to feel like a sunlit fruit garden.

Red wine, strawberry and lemon open into white flowers and rose, settling into woodsy notes and musk. Sweeter and a touch moodier than Sugar Breeze, with that "soft wine" nuance giving it a flushed, warm character.

Fragrance fades fastest from skin and fastest of all from a single spritz of mist. The classic layering trick is to build the same scent across formats, from lightest to most concentrated:

1. Body wash in the shower to lay the first, faint base note down.
2. Body lotion straight after, while skin is still damp, to seal in moisture and scent together.
3. Hair & body mist through the day for a quick top-up on clothes and hair.
4. Hand cream as your portable, repeatable top-up — it's small enough to keep in a bag and reapply as often as you like.
5. Eau de Parfum (where the scent has one) on pulse points for the most concentrated, longest-lasting version.

Stick to one scent family across all five and you get a genuinely long-lasting, multi-layered fragrance for a fraction of the price of a single designer bottle.

A quick guide if you're not sure where to start:

• Want something that smells "clean" and put-together? White Rain.
• Love anything citrusy and a bit playful? Viva La Pink or The Lime Tree.
• Prefer green, slightly unusual scents over sweet florals? Muhwagua.
• Reaching for your fragrance in the evening? Starry Night or Barely Blush.
• A sucker for anything vanilla? Vanilla Sky.
• Want your perfume to feel like a fruit bowl? Sugar Breeze.
• Can never decide and just want something easy for every day? Spring Fever.