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Guides to launching and manufacturing a skincare brand in Pakistan, written by the people who do it. No hype, and no figures we cannot stand behind.
What a hydra facial machine costs in Pakistan in 2026, from a portable 7-in-1 at Rs 70,000 to towers with a skin analyser at Rs 5 lakh and more, what each function does, and which machine suits which salon or clinic.
Read the articleHow diode lasers and IPL machines differ, which suits the skin tones clinics in Pakistan see most, where alexandrite, Nd:YAG and pico lasers fit, and which machine to buy for the services you plan to sell.
What a clinic-grade laser hair removal machine costs in Pakistan in 2026, from IPL at Rs 4.5 lakh to a 1600 W triple-wavelength diode at Rs 10.5 lakh, what the extra money buys, and which machine suits which clinic.
Soprano Titanium is Alma Lasers' triple-wavelength hair removal platform, and in Pakistan its name is also used for other diode lasers. What the name means, what to check before you buy, and what our 1600 W triple-wavelength diode costs.
The route, in order, for launching your own vitamin and supplement brand in Pakistan: choosing products and formats, DRAP enlistment and fees, what the label can say, and clearing your advertising with DRAP.
A test report matters. So do the factory, the ingredients and the batch records. Here is how Halal, ISO, GMP, DRAP and PCSIR fit together at Dermis & Dosis.
The skincare products Pakistanis search for most, from sunscreen for oily skin to vitamin C serum and hair fall shampoo, and the ten worth launching first under your own brand.
Where exosomes in skincare come from, how plant exosomes differ from human, animal and synthetic ones, what is known about safety, the halal question, the rules in the EU and US, and what a brand can sell.
A guide for dermatologists and aesthetic clinics: how TCA, glycolic, lactic, salicylic and blended peels differ, choosing peels for skin common in Pakistan, what to ask a supplier, and how to order.
How private label collagen shots are made in Pakistan: what goes into the formula, how much collagen, Halal sourcing, packs, the claims a supplement can make and DRAP enlistment.
How to launch a hair care line under your own brand in Pakistan: scalp serums and sprays, shampoos, conditioners and hair oils, the actives behind them, what the label can say, and the rules.
A practical guide to launching a makeup brand in Pakistan with a minimal MOQ: choosing your first products, shades for Pakistani skin, pigment safety, packaging and the label rules.
How doctors in Pakistan add a second income that does not depend on consultation hours: a skincare range under your own name, with formulation, testing, packaging, production and reorders handled for you.
Plant-derived exosome serums for skin and scalp, made in Lahore under your brand: what plant exosomes are, what an exosome count really means, how they are packed, and the claims a cosmetic can make.
Twelve questions to put to any private label skincare manufacturer in Pakistan before you pay a deposit, what a good answer sounds like, and the red flags that should end the conversation.
Three ways to get a skincare product made under your own name, what each one actually costs you in time and control, and how to tell which one your brand needs.
What PDRN is, where the evidence is strong and where it is thin, how to formulate and package it, and how to describe it on a label without overstating what a topical serum can do.
Where the money actually goes, which decisions are expensive to reverse, and how long each stage really takes. Written for founders and doctors starting from zero.
What enlistment actually is, when your product needs it, which forms and fees apply, and why the honest answer on timing is "several months". Written from the Rules and the current fee schedule.
Alpha arbutin, tranexamic acid, kojic acid, azelaic acid and niacinamide — what each one does, what a cosmetic may honestly claim, and why hydroquinone, steroids and mercury keep taking brands off the shelf.
What a cosmetic test panel covers, how a PCSIR report fits into DRAP and PSQCA paperwork, and why brands that skip it find out the expensive way.
The marking a Pakistani cosmetic label has to carry, the claims that quietly change how your product is regulated, and the mistakes that get caught after the print run.
Chemical, mineral or hybrid; gel, fluid or cream; tinted or not. How to choose a sunscreen base that suits deeper skin tones and 45 °C summers, and what SPF and PA actually commit you to.
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