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Jumiso Skincare Price in Pakistan — Snail Mucin, Niacinamide & Vitamin Serums

Six products. Rs. 1,049 to Rs. 6,469. Not at Naheed. Not at Imtiaz. Jumiso is a Korean indie brand that's been quietly building a following in Pakistan's online skincare market — mostly women who've already gone through the Cosrx and Anua phase and want something less mainstream. Highfy.pk carries the available range: two snail mucin formulas, a 20% niacinamide serum, a vitamin brightening serum, and two 5ml trial sizes that exist specifically so you don't blow Rs. 5,000+ on a product that doesn't suit your skin. Delivery 48 to 72 hours nationwide. Code HIYOU for free first-order delivery.

Start With the Minis. Seriously.

Two 5ml trial sizes at Rs. 1,049 each — the Waterfull Hyaluronic Acid Serum and the Cica & Aloe Serum. Rs. 209.80 per ml, which is objectively more expensive per ml than the full-size formats. But that's not the point.

You're about to spend Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 6,500 on a serum from a brand you probably haven't used before. The Cica & Aloe mini is specifically worth testing first if you have acne-prone or reactive skin — centella-based formulas sometimes trigger breakouts on sensitive types despite being marketed as calming, and finding that out on a full 30ml bottle is a Rs. 5,159 mistake. Five millilitres gives you 7 to 9 days of use. Enough to know if your skin's going to cooperate.

The HA mini is less critical to test — hyaluronic acid rarely causes reactions — but the texture check is worth doing if you layer serums under SPF. Some HA formulas pill under sunscreen. Better to know on 5ml.

The 20% Niacinamide — High Concentration, Real Caveat

Most niacinamide serums in Pakistan sit at 5% to 10%. The Ordinary's 10% is the benchmark most women here are familiar with. Jumiso's is 20% — double.

At that concentration, the serum works faster on dark spots, post-waxing marks, and sun-triggered hyperpigmentation. Results that take 8 to 12 weeks at 10% can show up in 3 to 5 weeks at 20%. But there's a catch you won't see mentioned on the product page: some people flush at 20% niacinamide, especially in the first 7 to 14 days. A warm, reddish sensation across the cheeks and nose — not dangerous, just uncomfortable. Hard to say exactly how likely that is for any individual, it varies too much by skin type and barrier condition. If you've never used niacinamide before, don't start here. Start at 5% or 10%, give it a month, then consider stepping up.

Rs. 5,249 for 40ml (Rs. 131.23/ml). Priced in the same range as comparable Korean actives serums on Highfy.pk.

Snail Mucin — Two Products, Different Routines

Snail Mucin 88 + Peptide Cream 100ml — Rs. 5,249

A cream, not a serum. That distinction matters for how you use it. The 88% snail secretion filtrate sits in a moisturising cream base — this is your final skincare step, not a middle layer. At Rs. 52.49/ml for 100ml, it's actually the most cost-effective product in the Jumiso range by volume. And the peptide blend alongside the snail mucin addresses barrier repair and some anti-ageing signalling at the same time — whether that dual-action claim holds over 3 to 6 months is harder to say without long-term use data.

Snail Mucin 95+ Peptide Essence 140ml — Rs. 6,469

The most expensive item in the range. Also the largest — 140ml. At Rs. 46.21/ml it's cheaper per ml than the Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Essence, which runs Rs. 41.99/ml for 100ml. But the Cosrx concentration is confirmed 96%; Jumiso lists 95+%, meaning at least 95%, actual number unpublished. Could be 97%. Could be exactly 95. Both are legitimately high-concentration snail formulas — the Jumiso wins on volume and per-ml cost, Cosrx wins on concentration transparency.

All Day Vitamin Brightening Serum 30ml — Rs. 5,159

Morning serum. The 'all day' positioning means it's built to sit under SPF, not as a standalone evening treatment. Vitamin C and niacinamide in the same formula — that combination doesn't destabilise at modern K-beauty pH ranges, despite older advice suggesting otherwise. Rs. 5,159 for 30ml (Rs. 171.97/ml) puts it at the higher end of brightening serums available in Pakistan. Whether it outperforms the Axis-Y Dark Spot Glow Serum at Rs. 3,999 — that one's a repeat-purchase bestseller for a reason, and I'd want 6 weeks of side-by-side use before making that call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of Jumiso skincare in Pakistan?

A: On Highfy.pk: 5ml trial serums (HA and Cica & Aloe) Rs. 1,049 each. All Day Vitamin Brightening Serum 30ml Rs. 5,159. 20% Niacinamide Serum 40ml Rs. 5,249. Snail Mucin 88 + Peptide Cream 100ml Rs. 5,249. Snail Mucin 95+ Peptide Essence 140ml Rs. 6,469. Jumiso isn't stocked at Naheed, Imtiaz, or Chase Up. 48 to 72 hour nationwide delivery on Highfy.pk.

Q: Is Jumiso 20% niacinamide too strong for sensitive skin?

A: Possibly. Not because 20% niacinamide is inherently dangerous — it isn't — but because higher concentrations increase the chance of flushing, which shows up as temporary redness and warmth across the nose and cheeks. If your skin is reactive or you haven't used niacinamide before, start at 5% to 10% for 4 to 6 weeks first. The 20% is for people who've already been using a lower concentration and want a stronger push on hyperpigmentation or dark spots.

Q: How does Jumiso compare to Cosrx for snail mucin?

A: Jumiso Snail Mucin 95+ Essence (140ml, Rs. 6,469) versus Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Essence (100ml, Rs. 4,199). Jumiso gives more volume at Rs. 46.21/ml; Cosrx is Rs. 41.99/ml. Cosrx concentration is published at 96%; Jumiso says 95+% — actual figure not disclosed. Cosrx has a longer track record and more user reviews in Pakistan. Jumiso is the better volume buy if you're already confident with snail mucin. New to it? Cosrx first — more data, slightly lower price.