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Broche Perfume Price in Pakistan

Rs. 263 for 15ml. That's Rs. 17.53 per ml — the standard Broche pocket spray. Compare that to the 50ml Secret EDP at Rs. 22.50 per ml, and suddenly the small ones aren't the budget buy people assume. Worth running the numbers before you fill your cart on Daraz.

The 100ml Infinity bottles work out to Rs. 16.50 per ml — actually cheaper per ml than either 50ml option. That's the kind of thing nobody mentions on the product pages, and it changes which size makes sense to buy.

What You're Actually Getting with Broche

A local brand with a very specific job

Broche isn't trying to compete with Junaid Jamshed or Lattafa. It sits in a lane — affordable, widely available, functional — that a lot of Pakistani women rely on for everyday use. You'll find it at Naheed, Imtiaz, Chase Up, and on Highfy. Not always at the posher counters, but that's not the point.

The pocket sprays are Rs. 240–263. At that price, don't expect long dry-down or a complex sillage. What you get is a wearable scent that lasts 3–4 hours on skin, maybe 5–6 if you spray into your dupatta. Quite decent for the price, honestly.

And the talcum powder range is worth mentioning separately. Rs. 188 for 125gm — Rs. 1.50 per gram — covers most post-waxing routines without stinging or leaving a chalky cast on darker skin. The fragrance in the talc is light enough that it won't clash with whatever you're wearing on top.

The Infinity EDPs are a different product

These are not the same as the pocket sprays. The Infinity Wisper and Romeo Mauve are Rs. 1,650 for 100ml, with a heavier formulation and an oriental base. By all accounts the sillage is light to moderate — don't expect it to project across a room, but it's present.

The 50ml EDPs (Secret and Dizze) cost Rs. 1,125. That's Rs. 22.50 per ml against Rs. 16.50 per ml for the 100ml. You'd have to really prefer the scent in the 50ml range specifically to justify that premium. Most people buying Broche EDPs probably don't know this maths, and the brand certainly doesn't surface it.

Cheaper.

Top Broche Picks for Different Needs

Everyday carry — Rs. 240 to Rs. 278

The Love Perfume at Rs. 240 is the cheapest entry point. Rs. 16 per ml, light floral, works in an office or class. The spray nozzle on these 15ml bottles can stick after a few weeks — keep it clean, don't leave the cap off.

Body sprays at Rs. 278 for 150ml give you Rs. 1.85 per ml and more coverage per application. These aren't perfumes; they're more like a fresher-spray between tasks. Both the Simple and Passion variants are mild enough for Karachi's heat without going sharp on warm skin.

When you want an actual EDP — the Infinity line

If you're spending Broche money on an EDP, the 100ml Infinity Wisper or Romeo Mauve is the call. Rs. 1,650 for something that's going to last 4–6 hours with proper placement — wrists, neck, inside the elbow — is not bad at all. Hard to say whether longevity holds past the first few months of the bottle without longer testing, but the feedback from women buying these on Daraz is consistently above average for the price.

The 50ml Secret and Dizze? Skip them on pure value math. Unless the specific scent is what you're after and you can't get the 100ml variant.

Best Selling Broche Products & Their Benefits

Broche Infinity Wisper EDP 100ml — Rs. 1,650

Rs. 16.50 per ml. Best value in the Broche lineup if you're going EDP. Mild oriental base — woody, faintly sweet — that doesn't turn sharp in Lahore heat the way some synthetic fragrances do. Available on Highfy; not always stocked at every Chase Up branch so check before you go. The bottle is simple, nothing premium about the packaging, but that's not what you're buying it for.

Broche Love Perfume 15ml — Rs. 240

The most accessible Broche product and probably the most repurchased. At Rs. 16/ml it's a bag staple — light, inoffensive, doesn't announce itself. Pairs well with the matching talcum if you want the scent to stay longer. The humectant layer the talc leaves on skin gives the spray something to grip. Not a complex pairing, but it works.

Broche 51 Talcum Powder 125gm — Rs. 188

Rs. 1.50 per gram. Absorbs well, doesn't leave a white residue on NC45 and deeper skin tones, which isn't a given in this price range. The talc itself is a basic formulation — no actives, no claims. But it does what talc should do, especially post-waxing when you don't want fragrance stinging freshly cleared skin. Fragrance is faint and gone by 30–40 minutes anyway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Broche a Pakistani brand? Yes, Broche is a local Pakistani brand available at Naheed, Imtiaz, Chase Up, and on Daraz. Not imported.

Q: Which Broche EDP is better value — 50ml or 100ml? The 100ml Infinity bottles at Rs. 1,650 cost Rs. 16.50 per ml versus Rs. 22.50 per ml for the 50ml options at Rs. 1,125. The 100ml is noticeably better value. Only go 50ml if the specific scent isn't available in the larger format.

Q: How long do Broche pocket sprays last? Around 3–4 hours on skin based on consistent user feedback. Longer on fabric — a few sprays on a dupatta can hold the scent past 5 hours. Results vary depending on skin type and the specific fragrance, but don't expect EDP-level longevity at this price.