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Chirs's Skincare Price in Pakistan

Rs. 4.49 per gram. That's what Chirs's Nicotinamide Powder Mask costs you — 100g at Rs. 449. Mix 5–7g with water per use, and you're getting 14 to 20 mask sessions from one jar, each costing somewhere between Rs. 22 and Rs. 32. Chirs's is a budget skincare brand on Highfy covering powder masks, peel-offs, micellar water, serums, sunblock, and hair care — ranging Rs. 179 (single-use sheet masks) up to Rs. 1,349 (Men Hair Removal Spray).

Chirs's Powder Masks — The Only Math That Matters

Powder Mask vs Sheet Mask — Per-Use Cost

Chirs's runs two powder mask variants: Nicotinamide at Rs. 449 per 100g, and Vitamin C at the same price. Both work out to Rs. 4.49/g. Single-use sheet masks from the same brand — Nicotinamide Whitening Facial Mask, Rice Raw Pulp Hydrate Mask — are each Rs. 179 per piece. One sheet mask at Rs. 179 versus one powder mask session at Rs. 22–32. The powder jar wins by a wide margin, about 5 to 7 times cheaper per session. But it's not the same experience — you're mixing the powder yourself, applying it manually, washing off. For someone doing a weekly mask at home in Karachi, the powder format makes financial sense. For travel, the single-use sheet is the easier call.

Black Charcoal Peel Off Mask — Rs. 809 for 80g

Rs. 10.11 per gram. That's the Chirs's Black Charcoal Peel Off Mask — more expensive per gram than the powder masks, but peel-offs are a different format altogether. You apply it as a thick paste, wait for it to dry, peel off. The charcoal is the draw here — it's supposed to pull out blackheads and tighten pores. Whether a Rs. 809 local brand delivers the same pull as the Shangpree or Dr. Jart versions is unclear; concentration of activated charcoal isn't listed on the product page. Hard to say without testing. At 80g it'll last 10–15 uses depending on how thick you apply it, so the per-session cost is Rs. 54–81.

Chirs's Skincare Serums and Face Wash

Vitamin C Micellar Water — Rs. 3.59 per ml

125ml at Rs. 449 — Rs. 3.59/ml. Micellar water is rinse-free cleansing: saturate a cotton pad, wipe across the face, done. The Vitamin C claim on a micellar formula is worth questioning — vitamin C (ascorbic acid) degrades fast in water-based formulas and the concentration in a cleanser that gets wiped off is unlikely to do much brightening. What micellar water does well: remove light makeup and oil without water, especially useful during Karachi load-shedding when you want a quick cleanse. At Rs. 3.59/ml it's reasonably priced for a rinse-free option.

Rice Serum and Nicotinamide Face Wash

Chirs's Rice Raw Pulp Facial Serum, 30ml at Rs. 719, is Rs. 23.97/ml. The face wash — Nicotinamide, 100g at Rs. 719 — is Rs. 7.19/g. Same price, totally different value per unit. Leave-on serums matter more for formulation stability than rinse-off products; Rs. 23.97/ml for a Pakistani brand serum where the active concentration isn't disclosed is the riskier purchase. The nicotinamide face wash at Rs. 7.19/g is less risky — rinse-off products need less stability. Nicotinamide cleansers from other brands (Garnier, CeraVe) run Rs. 999–6,829 on Highfy, so Chirs's Rs. 719 is a cheaper entry point if you're trying the active for the first time.

Chirs's Sunblock and Hair Products

SPF 60 PA+ — Rs. 14.23 per ml

60ml at Rs. 854. SPF 60 PA+ — that PA+ rating is the lowest UVA designation in the Asian cosmetic grading system. For daily outdoor use in Pakistan through May to September, PA+++ or PA++++ is what most dermatologists recommend. PA+ is better than nothing but isn't the protection level you'd want standing outside in Islamabad sun for hours. As a desk-job daily wear under artificial light, it's probably fine. The SPF 60 itself is solid — above the SPF 50 minimum that the WHO recommends for high UV environments. Ingredient list isn't published on the Highfy page, so whether it's chemical or physical sunscreen is something you'd need to confirm before buying if you've got sensitive skin.

Onion Hair Serum — 100ml, Rs. 1,079

Rs. 10.79/ml. Onion extract for hairfall has been popular on Daraz Pakistan since 2020 — Mamaearth's Onion Oil got the trend going and half a dozen local brands followed. Quercetin and sulphur compounds in onion extract are the active mechanism, theoretically blocking DHT conversion at the follicle. Whether a leave-in serum at Rs. 1,079 has enough quercetin concentration to do that is genuinely unclear — the formula isn't disclosed. Apply at night, not before leaving the house; even cosmetically processed onion extract carries a faint scent. And don't judge results before 8 weeks minimum, hairfall cycles are long and people give up too early.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of Chirs's products in Pakistan?

A: On Highfy: powder masks 100g Rs. 449, single-use sheet masks Rs. 179, micellar water 125ml Rs. 449, peel-off mask 80g Rs. 809, face serum 30ml Rs. 719, face wash 100g Rs. 719, sunblock 60ml Rs. 854, onion hair serum 100ml Rs. 1,079, men hair removal spray 180ml Rs. 1,349.

Q: Is Chirs's powder mask worth buying in Pakistan?

A: At Rs. 4.49/g (100g for Rs. 449), the powder mask gives 14–20 sessions per jar — Rs. 22–32 per use. That's 5 to 7 times cheaper per session than single-use sheet masks at Rs. 179 each. Worth buying if you're doing a regular weekly mask routine and don't mind mixing the product yourself before each use.

Q: Is Chirs's sunblock good for Pakistan weather?

A: The SPF 60 rating is solid. But the PA+ (one plus) UVA designation is the minimum available — for heavy outdoor use in Pakistani summers, PA+++ or higher is the standard recommendation. For indoor or light outdoor use it's adequate. Patch test first; the full ingredient list isn't available on the Highfy product page.