ISO EV Expands Exports, Launches AI Skin Analyzer
The South Korean beauty company is widening its global distribution network after exports reached $7.23 million in 2025.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Beauty
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ISO EV, a Seoul-based beauty company, has expanded its exports to multiple global markets and launched EVE MUSE, an AI 3D skin analyzer developed with Singapore-based EveLab Insight. The company also launched EVE YOUNG for cosmetics retailers, pharmacies, spas, and aesthetic salons.
Why it matters
Export growth and new professional-grade products indicate ISO EV is moving beyond domestic sales into international distribution partnerships. For beauty consumers and professionals, the expansion signals a growing market for diagnostic tools used in skin care.
ISO EV's exports grew from $2.53 million in 2022 to $7.23 million in 2025, a 42% increase in 2025 alone. EVE MUSE, which uses five cameras to capture the face, had surpassed 1,000 units supplied in Korea as of 2026, though international unit sales have not been reported.
The players
ISO EV
A Seoul-based beauty company established in 2020 that began exporting in 2021 and has built distribution partnerships across multiple countries.
EveLab Insight
A Singapore-based company that co-developed the EVE MUSE AI 3D skin analyzer with ISO EV.
The details
EVE MUSE captures the face with five cameras to analyze skin conditions and generate three-dimensional images. ISO EV has expanded distribution partnerships since 2023 and secured master-franchise partners in several countries, with plans to find further partners at COSMOPROF Hong Kong.
Timeline
2020: ISO EV was established.
2021: ISO EV began exporting.
2022: Exports reached $2.53 million.
September 2026: ISO EV launched EVE YOUNG for cosmetics retailers, pharmacies, spas, and aesthetic salons.
November 11-13, 2026: EVE YOUNG is scheduled to be introduced at COSMOPROF Hong Kong.
Season Trajectory
ISO EV's export growth from $2.53 million in 2022 to $7.23 million in 2025 places it among South Korean beauty companies pursuing overseas distribution. Its planned introductions at COSMOPROF Hong Kong in November 2026 follow the trade-fair route many Korean cosmetics brands have used to secure regional partners.
Consumers may encounter EVE MUSE-style skin analysis at pharmacies, spas, and aesthetic salons that carry EVE YOUNG as the line expands. Professionals in these channels could gain access to AI-based skin diagnostics as ISO EV's distribution widens.
The takeaway
ISO EV's trajectory shows how a regional beauty brand can use international trade fairs and distribution partnerships to scale beyond its home market. Readers following skin-care technology should watch whether AI diagnostic tools move from professional settings into wider retail.
What happens next
ISO EV is scheduled to introduce EVE YOUNG at COSMOPROF Hong Kong from November 11 to 13, 2026.
Further reading
For more on the products and trends shaping professional skin care, explore the Beauty section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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