Baim launched two Jubelink cleansers — a Milk Cleanser and a Gel Cleanser — on September 24, 2026, and the reported test numbers are 97.15% vs 77.99% pore waste reduction.
Jubelink Cleanser Price and Where to Buy: Milk vs Gel at a Glance
| Pore waste reduction (clinical test) | 97.15% |
|---|---|
| Skin type target | Dry or combination skin that feels tight after cleansing |
| Texture | Cream-milk type, hydrating cleanse |
| Headline ingredients | PDLLA + ceramide (barrier care) |
| Irritation test | Non-irritating verdict |
| Price and volume | Not published as of September 28, 2026 |
Per the Point Daily launch report of September 24, 2026, the Jubelink Milk Cleanser posted a 97.15% reduction in pore waste and the Gel Cleanser 77.99%.
The Milk is a cream-milk type made for dry or combination skin that feels tight after cleansing.
The Gel is a fresh gel type aimed at oily or combination skin with visible pores.
The Milk pairs PDLLA and ceramide, which points it at barrier care, while the Gel cleanses with amino acid-based surfactants.
Both cleansers received a non-irritating verdict in the same testing, and the pair expands Baim’s low-irritation fall cleansing line.
If your skin feels tight after washing, the Milk is the closer match of the two; if pores and oil are your main concern, the Gel is the standard pick.
Both products launched on the same day, so the comparison question is natural rather than forced.
The numbers are a side-by-side starting point, not a proven winner — one outlet covered the launch as of September 28, 2026.
If you want the bigger number on paper, the Milk’s 97.15% is about 19 points higher than the Gel’s 77.99%, roughly 25% larger.
Jubelink Cleanser Price and Olive Young Availability (2026)
As of September 28, 2026, no Jubelink cleanser retail price or confirmed Olive Young listing has been published — the launch was four days earlier.
The product volume in ml is also not published for either cleanser.
What you can do now is watch the Baim official mall and Olive Young’s new-arrival pages for the price and volume to go live.
| Item | Status as of 2026-09-28 |
|---|---|
| Jubelink Milk Cleanser price | Not published |
| Jubelink Gel Cleanser price | Not published |
| Volume (ml) | Not published for either cleanser |
| Olive Young listing | Not confirmed |
| Channel to watch | Baim official mall, Olive Young new-arrival pages |
In the Korean gel cleanser market, price-per-ml benchmarks run from about 66 KRW/ml (COSRX Low pH Good Morning Gel Cleanser, 150ml at 9,900 KRW) to about 333 KRW/ml (Aveda Botanical Kinetics Purifying Gel Cleanser, 150ml at 50,000 KRW) — a roughly 5x gap.
Olive Young is the usual first channel for cleanser launches in this tier, and Baim is expected to list there, but the Jubelink listings were not confirmed in search as of September 28.
When I look at a just-launched cleanser pair like this, the first thing I check is the price and where you can actually buy it from outside Korea — and here both are still missing.
If I were buying today, I would wait for the price page to go live before ordering.
With no price or volume published, any Jubelink listing you find right now is pricing you cannot check against anything.
What the 97.15% and 77.99% Test Numbers Actually Say
The reported figures are a 97.15% reduction in pore waste for the Milk Cleanser and 77.99% for the Gel Cleanser.
The difference is 19.16 percentage points, and the Milk’s figure is about 1.25 times the Gel’s.
Both numbers come from the September 24, 2026 Point Daily launch report and have not been verified against Baim’s own release.
A second caution sits with the pairing itself: which number belongs to which product, and whether the tests were brand-commissioned, is not verified from an independent source.
Both cleansers did receive a non-irritating verdict in the same coverage, so either is framed as safe for sensitive-skin concerns.
Treat the two figures as a launch-day comparison from a single outlet, not as an independent lab result you can quote.
Ingredients: PDLLA + Ceramide vs Amino Acid Surfactants
PDLLA (poly-D,L-lactic acid) is a biodegradable polymer used in Korean pore-care products to clear sebum physically and improve skin texture.
In the Milk Cleanser it is paired with ceramide, which points the formula at barrier care for dry-season use.
The Gel Cleanser instead cleanses with amino acid-based surfactants, the mild-cleansing standard in current Korean low-irritation cleansers.
Only these headline ingredients are reported; the full ingredient lists for both cleansers are not published as of September 28, 2026.
No pH value has been published for either cleanser either — pH is a big buying factor in this category (COSRX markets ‘Low pH’, Etude ‘pH 6.5’), so any 5.5 figure quoted for Jubelink would be made up.
If ingredient details decide your purchase, wait for the official product page, which should carry the full list and the pH.
How to Buy Baim Jubelink From Outside Korea (Once It Is Listed)
There is no confirmed place to buy Jubelink outside Korea yet, so the practical move is a short checklist run the moment a listing appears.
When a Jubelink product page does go up, run these checks in order:
- Open the page and read the price and volume (ml) — both are still unpublished as of September 28, 2026.
- Check whether Olive Young carries it online and whether it ships to your country.
- Compare the per-ml price against the benchmarks: about 66 KRW/ml (COSRX 150ml) to about 333 KRW/ml (Aveda 150ml).
- If Olive Young does not list it, check the Baim official mall and its overseas shipping option.
- Before ordering, match the full ingredient list and pH on the official page against what any reseller claims.
If you are ordering through a forwarding service instead, the price and volume from step 1 are what you need first, because shipping cost is calculated from them.
If none of the listings you find can show an official price and volume, hold off — that is exactly the situation you cannot verify right now.
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Sources
- No direct comparison articles yet; differentiation drawn fro (pointdaily.co.kr)
- comparison_note_general (javaexpert.tistory.com)
- KRW 9,900 list / 7,920 sale, official store (cosrx.co.kr)
Jubelink Cleanser: What to Watch Next
- Check whether a published price and volume (ml) have appeared on the Baim official mall or an Olive Young product page — both were still missing as of 2026-09-28.
- When the product page goes live, also look for the full ingredient list and the pH value there.
- Since only one media outlet covered the launch as of 2026-09-28, treat the 97.15% and 77.99% figures as single-source until more coverage appears.
FAQ
Q. Jubelink milk cleanser vs gel cleanser: which one should I buy?
Per the September 24, 2026 launch report, pick the Milk for dry or combination skin that feels tight after cleansing (97.15% pore waste reduction, PDLLA + ceramide), and the Gel for oily or combination skin with visible pores (77.99%, amino acid-based surfactants).
Q. How much does the Jubelink cleanser cost?
As of September 28, 2026, no retail price has been published. Comparable Korean gel cleansers run from about 66 KRW/ml (COSRX 150ml, 9,900 KRW) to about 333 KRW/ml (Aveda 150ml, 50,000 KRW).
Q. Can I buy the Jubelink cleanser at Olive Young?
No Olive Young listing was confirmed as of September 28, 2026. Olive Young is the usual first channel for launches in this tier and Baim is expected to list there, but check the Olive Young new-arrival pages or the Baim official mall for the listing itself.
Q. Is the Jubelink cleanser safe for sensitive skin?
Both cleansers received a non-irritating verdict in the testing reported with the September 24, 2026 launch, and the line is positioned as Baim’s low-irritation fall cleansing line. No pH value has been published for either product.
Q. What is PDLLA in the Jubelink Milk Cleanser?
PDLLA (poly-D,L-lactic acid) is a biodegradable polymer used in Korean pore-care products to clear sebum physically; in the Milk Cleanser it is paired with ceramide for barrier care.
If a price page for either Jubelink cleanser goes live, the price and volume are the two values to check first — everything else in this post is test numbers and positioning.
Cover photo: AI-generated illustration (cleanser bottles) — AI-generated image, illustrative only
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