Collection: Body Care

Body Care Price in Pakistan

Hair removal creams: Rs. 35–1,079. Razors and trimmers: Rs. 359–1,399. Body washes: Rs. 950–2,350. Nivea Body Serums 180ml: Rs. 1,550. B&B Derma scrubs and body butters: Rs. 1,020–2,349. Dove Body Wash USA 650ml: Rs. 1,899. Philips Epilator Series 2000: Rs. 11,000. Philips Lumea IPL devices: Rs. 110,000–195,000. All on Highfy.pk.

Hair Removal

Creams vs Razors vs Epilators vs IPL

Four different hair removal methods available here, across a Rs. 35 to Rs. 195,000 price range. Rivaj 3-in-1 Hair Removal Cream at Rs. 35 is the cheapest option in the entire body care collection — a local brand, single-use format, does the job for underarms and legs without effort. Elmore Hair Removal Creams in Rose, Lavender, and Chamomile at Rs. 350 each are the mid-tier creams — fragrance-added, slightly larger size, better for larger body areas. And Chris Hair Removal Cream 100ml at Rs. 1,079 is the imported option — higher price but imported formulation quality. For occasional use or first-time buyers, Elmore at Rs. 350 is quite decent; don't need to spend Rs. 1,079 without testing your skin's reaction first. Saeed Ghani Hair Removal Cream with Aloe Vera at Rs. 320 is also in the range — the aloe vera addition makes it marginally better for sensitive skin than standard depilatory creams.

Gillette Daisy Plus razors at Rs. 395 (2-pack) to Rs. 599 (3-pack) and Venus Simply at Rs. 1,399 and Venus Sensitive 6-pack at Rs. 2,500 cover the razor range. Disposable vs multi-blade: the Venus Sensitive at Rs. 2,500 for 6 blades — Rs. 417 per blade — is a genuine per-use investment, but the 6 blades last longer than 6 Daisy Plus razors in my experience. Bleuface Eyebrow Razors in 3-packs at Rs. 428 are specifically for facial hair and precision work, not for legs.

Epilators and IPL Devices

Philips Series — What Each Level Gets You

Philips has four products in this collection, priced Rs. 11,000 to Rs. 195,000. Series 2000 BRE229/00 at Rs. 11,000 is the entry epilator — corded or cordless, basic tweezing head, designed for legs and arms. Epilator Series 4000 at Rs. 25,000 is the corded wet-and-dry option — use it in the shower, which reduces the discomfort of epilating on dry skin in winter. Series 8000 at Rs. 32,000 adds a wider head and more tweezers, which means it covers area faster on longer legs. All three are good for the face in principle but I wouldn't use a body epilator on upper-lip hair — the hair is finer and the pain-to-result ratio is worse than facial threading.

Philips Lumea IPL devices are a different category entirely — IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) isn't epilating. It reduces hair regrowth permanently over 8–12 weeks of sessions. Lumea 7000 Series at Rs. 110,000 and 9000 Series at Rs. 195,000 are professional-grade at-home devices. Going by IPL treatment outcomes on darker Pakistani skin tones: Lumea is specifically safe for skin tones up to a certain darkness — check the Fitzpatrick scale compatibility in the product specification before purchasing. Results vary significantly based on hair colour; IPL works on dark hair, not on blonde, grey, or very fine hair. Won't see meaningful reduction in 2–3 sessions; the 8-week protocol is real.

Body Washes and Serums

Dove Body Wash USA format — Go Fresh Aloe Vera and Dry Oil Moisture, both 22oz (650ml) at Rs. 1,899 — is the same large-format US product from Dove covered in the Irish Spring comparison. The 650ml at Rs. 1,899 is Rs. 2.92/ml — competitive for an imported US-format body wash. Vince Exfoliating Shower Gel at Rs. 950 is the local brand option; a Pakistani brand using exfoliating beads in a shower gel format. Good mid-range shower gel but the exfoliating beads aren't a substitute for a proper sugar or salt scrub if you're targeting keratosis pilaris or rough patches. Nivea Body Serum Extra Bright range — six variants at Rs. 1,550 each for 180ml — is the brightening serum category for the body. These aren't body lotions; they're serums applied after bathing, thinner consistency, targeted at even skin tone on arms and legs. The 'Extra Bright' positioning is skin-lightening, which is common in Pakistani and South Asian body care. Don't expect overnight results — 4–6 weeks of daily use is the realistic timeline for visible tonal change on body skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the cheapest hair removal option in Pakistan?

A: Rivaj 3-in-1 Hair Removal Cream at Rs. 35 — single use, available on Highfy.pk. For a slightly more reliable option with fragrance, Elmore Hair Removal Cream at Rs. 350 is the most practical everyday choice. Saeed Ghani's aloe vera formula at Rs. 320 is the gentlest depilatory cream in the range for sensitive skin.

Q: Are Philips epilators and IPL devices available in Pakistan?

A: Yes. Highfy.pk has Philips epilators from Rs. 11,000 (Series 2000) to Rs. 32,000 (Series 8000), and Philips Lumea IPL devices at Rs. 110,000 (7000 Series) and Rs. 195,000 (9000 Series). These aren't widely stocked at local electronics retailers in Pakistan — Highfy and a few Daraz sellers are the main sources. Verify IPL skin tone compatibility before purchasing the Lumea devices.

Q: Which body serum is best for brightening in Pakistan?

A: Nivea Body Serum Extra Bright Radiant & Smooth at Rs. 1,550 for 180ml is the most widely used brightening body serum in Pakistan — dermatology-backed formulation, consistent results on medium-to-dark Pakistani skin tones with 4–6 weeks of daily use. B&B Derma Glycolic Glow Body Lotion at Rs. 1,020 is the AHA-based alternative — glycolic acid exfoliates skin cells for a brighter appearance, which works faster initially but requires SPF on exposed skin.