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POND's Moisturiser Price in Pakistan

Rs. 6 per ml for the Light Moisturiser Cream. Rs. 15.98 per ml for the Super Light Gel. Two Pond's products from the same hydration range — the gel costs 2.7 times more per ml than the cream, from the same brand on the same shelf. The Pond's moisturiser price in Pakistan on Highfy is Rs. 450 for 75ml cream and Rs. 799 for 50ml gel, and knowing which one is actually worth buying depends on your skin type and Karachi's weather, not which one has the fancier name.

Cream vs Gel — What the Price Difference Actually Means

POND's Light Moisturiser Cream — Rs. 6 per ml

Rs. 450 for 75ml. The cream is an occlusive-leaning formula — it seals moisture into the skin rather than pulling it in from outside. That distinction matters in Pakistan. In Lahore winters and drier interior climates, an occlusive layer makes sense; it keeps the skin barrier intact overnight or through a long air-conditioned day. In Karachi's monsoon months, the same layer can feel suffocating by noon. Not bad at all for dry or combination skin in cooler months; the wrong call for oily skin in June.

At Rs. 6 per ml, it's the better value if the texture works for your skin type. Don't buy it for Karachi summers and then complain about breakouts.

POND's Super Light Gel — Rs. 15.98 per ml

Rs. 799 for 50ml. The gel uses a water-based humectant formula — it draws moisture toward the skin surface rather than sealing over it. On oily to combination skin in Karachi's humidity, this matters: the gel doesn't add a film on top, it just keeps the skin from drying out without blocking pores. Going by consistent user feedback from Pakistani women, it's the one that doesn't feel heavy by midday in summer. But Rs. 15.98 per ml for a Pond's product is steep when the cream delivers similar hydration for Rs. 6 per ml.

Worth it for oily skin in Karachi. Probably unnecessary for anyone in a drier climate who can use the cream.

Who Should Buy Which Pond's Product

Buy the Cream If...

Your skin is dry to normal, you're in Lahore or a drier city, or it's the cooler months — October through February. The 75ml size means you get 50% more product than the gel for almost half the per-ml cost. Pair it with a sunscreen over the top in the morning; the cream works as a decent base layer underneath SPF. Results vary depending on how dry your skin gets in winter, but typically you'd see comfortable skin for 7–8 hours after application.

We're talking Rs. 450 for a moisturiser that does its job. Not exciting, but not meant to be.

Buy the Gel If...

You run oily, you're in Karachi between April and October, or heavy creams have broken you out before. The gel formula absorbs in 60–90 seconds and doesn't leave a greasy finish, which the cream does on oily skin types. Hard to say how it performs past the first 4–5 hours without longer testing — most users find it adequate for a full day but not exceptional. If you're comparing it purely on hydration for dry skin, the cream wins. On oily skin in humid weather, the gel is the right call.

The Honest Answer — Both Are Limited

Neither of these is a sophisticated skincare product. Pond's Light range in Pakistan is functional, affordable, and widely available — you'll find both at Naheed, Imtiaz, and Chase Up without needing to order online. What you won't find is active ingredients, SPF, or anything beyond basic hydration. If you want niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, or vitamin C in your moisturiser, these aren't it. They do the job properly for basic daily hydration — but manage expectations about what 'job properly' means at Rs. 450.

Where to Buy and What to Expect

Availability in Pakistan

Both products are standard Pond's offerings — they're not exclusive to Highfy. You can find them at Naheed, Imtiaz, Chase Up, and general grocery stores across Karachi and Lahore. Highfy's price on the cream (Rs. 450) is competitive with physical retail. The gel at Rs. 799 matches standard Daraz pricing. No strong reason to order online unless convenience is the factor; local retail restocks these reliably because the demand is steady.

How to Use for Maximum Effect

For the cream: apply at night after cleansing, or morning before sunscreen on dry skin. 1–2 pea-sized amounts for the face and neck. Don't apply to oily zones if you're combination skin. For the gel: apply morning and evening on clean skin — it absorbs fast enough to layer sunscreen directly over it after 90 seconds. Both products can be used around the eye area cautiously, though the cream's heavier texture can cause milia under the eyes if you're prone. Patch test first if you've reacted to Pond's before, going by what ingredients lists suggest for sensitive skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of POND's moisturiser in Pakistan?

A: The POND's Light Moisturiser Cream is Rs. 450 for 75ml (Rs. 6/ml) and the Super Light Gel is Rs. 799 for 50ml (Rs. 15.98/ml) on Highfy. Both are available at physical stores like Naheed and Imtiaz at similar pricing.

Q: Which POND's product is better for oily skin in Pakistan?

A: The Super Light Gel at Rs. 799. The water-based formula doesn't sit on top of oily skin the way the cream does. For Karachi summers especially, the gel is the better fit — lighter, absorbs faster, doesn't block pores. The cream is a better value per ml but works for dry to normal skin only.

Q: Is POND's Light Moisturiser good for Karachi's humidity?

A: The cream — not really, if your skin is oily or combination. The heavier texture sits on top in high humidity and can contribute to congestion. The gel version handles Karachi weather much better on oily skin types. For dry skin, the cream is fine year-round.