Collection: Buy arencia in pakistan

Arencia is a Korean clinical skincare brand that doesn't show up at Naheed or Imtiaz. You're buying it on Highfy.pk or not at all in Pakistan right now. The range here covers rice cake cleansers, PDRN and retinal moisturizers, sun protection, and serums — Rs. 4,199 to Rs. 5,779 across 20 products. This isn't budget skincare. But the formulation philosophy is specific enough to be worth knowing about.

Not every product on this page is meant for the same skin type or routine stage.

Arencia Skincare Price in Pakistan

The entry point is the Cloud Sun Stick at Rs. 4,199 for 18 G. The PDRN moisturizer runs Rs. 4,449 for 30 ML. Retinal moisturizer and Sun Serum both sit at Rs. 5,039. The Red Smoothie Serum is Rs. 5,359 for 50 G. Rice Mochi cleansers run Rs. 5,569 for 120 G; the Rice Cake cleansers (150 G) top out at Rs. 5,779 each. HIYOU at checkout gets your first Highfy.pk order delivered free. BaadMay spreads the cost across 3 payments on eligible orders.

Arencia Cleansers — Rice Cake vs Rice Mochi

Rice Cake Cleansers (150G) — Rs. 5,779

Three Rice Cake variants: Hyssop Sebum Control, Rosehip Mild PH Balancing, and Green Tea LHA Deep Pore — all 150 G at Rs. 5,779. The format is a dense, clay-adjacent texture that foams less than a standard gel cleanser. The differences are in the active focus: Hyssop Sebum Control is for oily and combination skin; the Green Tea LHA version uses a low concentration of lactic/alpha-hydroxy acids for mild exfoliating action — this one isn't suitable for daily use if you're already on prescription actives or strong retinoids. Rosehip Mild PH Balancing is the gentlest of the three, formulated for sensitive or compromised skin. By all accounts, the rice cake format leaves skin less stripped than foaming cleansers at comparable pH levels — worth it for the barrier, especially in Pakistan's hard water.

Rice Mochi Cleansers (120G) — Rs. 5,569

The Rosehip and Hyssop Mochi cleansers at Rs. 5,569 for 120 G are lighter in texture than the Rice Cake versions — more of a soft foam than a paste. Better format for morning cleansing when you don't want to use a full-strength cleanser that might disrupt the previous night's actives. The Rs. 210 price difference between the Mochi (120 G) and Cake (150 G) versions doesn't favor the Mochi on a per-gram basis — you're paying more per gram for the lighter texture. It's a legitimate difference in use case, not just packaging.

Arencia Moisturizers — PDRN vs Retinal

PDRN Booster Shot 30ml — Rs. 4,449

PDRN stands for Polydeoxyribonucleotide — a salmon-derived DNA fragment compound used in Korean clinical aesthetics for its skin repair and collagen-stimulating activity. In the Arencia context, the PDRN Booster Shot is the moisturizer for compromised, recovering, or post-procedure skin. It won't cause the adjustment period that retinoid-based products do. If you're coming off a heavy treatment phase — resurfacing, laser, or prolonged sun damage from Pakistani summers — the PDRN version is the starting moisturizer. Hard to say how much of the PDRN activity survives in a topical formula compared to an aesthetic treatment setting — the ingredient class is legitimate, but topical concentration and bioavailability aren't fully settled in published literature.

Retinal Booster Shot 30ml — Rs. 5,039

Retinal (retinaldehyde) is a step above retinol in the vitamin A derivative chain — converts to retinoic acid more efficiently than retinol without needing a prescription. The Rs. 590 premium over the PDRN version reflects that. But the Retinal Booster Shot at Rs. 5,039 for 30 ML is the product for established users who've been through a retinol phase and want stronger anti-ageing, texture, and pigmentation benefits without prescription tretinoin. Don't start with this if you haven't used any retinoid before — the adjustment period in Karachi's humidity and sun exposure can be rough. Use it in the evening, sunscreen every morning without exception.

Arencia Sun Protection — Serum and Stick

The Deep Water Surge Sun Serum SPF50+ PA++++ at Rs. 5,039 for 50 ML is a fluid, serum-textured SPF — applies without the heavy feel of physical sunscreens and works under makeup without pilling. For women in Lahore and Karachi who find traditional SPF creams too thick under foundation, this format matters. The Cloud Sun Stick SPF50+ PA+++ at Rs. 4,199 for 18 G is the touch-up and travel format — compact, no mess, reapplication over makeup. The SPF rating differences (PA+++ vs PA++++ on the stick vs serum) suggest the serum offers slightly higher UVA protection — worth using the serum as your primary SPF and the stick for mid-day reapplication.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Arencia skincare worth the price in Pakistan?

A: Depends on your routine stage. If you're building a basic skincare routine, there are better starting points at lower price points locally. But if you're past the basics — looking for clinical-grade actives like PDRN or retinal in a well-formulated system — Arencia is one of the more legitimate Korean clinical brands available in Pakistan. The cleanser formats specifically are distinct from what's available at Naheed or Imtiaz.

Q: What is PDRN in skincare?

A: PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) is a compound derived from salmon DNA, used in Korean medical aesthetics for tissue repair and skin regeneration. In injectable form it's a clinical treatment; in topical form it supports barrier recovery and collagen activity. The topical absorption debate is ongoing — results from topical PDRN formulas tend to be slower and milder than clinical treatments, but the ingredient is legitimate and non-irritating.

Q: Can I use Arencia Retinal Moisturizer if I'm new to retinoids?

A: Not recommended as a starting point. Retinaldehyde is stronger than retinol — more effective but also more likely to cause the initial dryness, peeling, and sensitivity phase if you haven't built tolerance with a gentler retinol first. Start with a 0.1–0.25% retinol product for 8–12 weeks before stepping up to retinal. Pakistan's sun exposure makes this especially important — the skin purge phase without adequate SPF causes more visible irritation here than in lower-UV climates.