Collection: Epilators & Grooming

Epilator and Grooming Device Price in Pakistan — Philips, Westpoint

Five epilators and grooming devices at Highfy.pk — Rs. 8,010 to Rs. 35,000, all currently OOS. Three Philips epilators, one Philips trimmer, one Westpoint epilator. Highfy.pk is carrying Philips models you won't find at Naheed or Imtiaz — the Series 8000 and Series 4000 epilators are specialist imports, not standard pharmacy shelf stock. HIYOU at checkout gets your first-order delivery free when stock returns.

Budget Pick — Westpoint Deluxe Epilator WF-6362

Rs. 8,010, was Rs. 8,900 — the most affordable device in this collection. Westpoint is a Pakistani brand, widely available at Imtiaz, Chase Up, and local electronics stores. You don't need Highfy for a Westpoint; the advantage here is that it's bundled alongside Philips options for easy comparison. At Rs. 8,010, it's a corded or battery-operated epilator without the Philips spec or warranty depth — decent entry point if you haven't used an epilator before and aren't ready to commit Rs. 27,000 to Rs. 35,000.

Mid-Range — Philips 3000 Series Devices

Philips All-in-One Trimmer MG3920/15 — Rs. 13,000

Fourteen attachments in one: beard, body, face, and grooming for multiple zones. Not an epilator — this trims, it doesn't remove from the root. For men's grooming primarily, though the face trimmer and bikini attachments work cross-gender. Rs. 13,000 for the MG3920/15 is competitive against local electronics shops in Karachi; it's typically Rs. 14,000 to Rs. 15,500 at Imtiaz or electronics markets in Lahore.

Philips Body Groomer 3000 BG3480/15 — Rs. 17,000

Wet and dry, 100% waterproof — usable in the shower. Skin-friendly trimmer heads, not epilator discs — this removes hair by cutting, not pulling from root. The Rs. 17,000 price at Highfy is the import cost; the BG3480/15 runs Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 20,000 at specialist electronics stores in Lahore and Karachi when stocked. If waterproof body grooming is the specific need, this is the right tool — not the epilators.

Premium Epilators — Philips Series 4000 and 8000

Philips Corded Epilator Series 4000 BRE257/00 — Rs. 27,000

Corded means constant power — no battery depletion mid-session, which matters for a full-leg epilate that takes 20 to 30 minutes. The Series 4000 discs grab and pull hair from roots — results last 3 to 4 weeks versus 3 to 5 days with shaving. Worth factoring in the post-epilating routine: tight clothing for 48 hours after a first session causes ingrown hairs on thighs and underarms. You need 6 to 8 sessions before the regrowth thins enough to avoid the ingrown problem. Rs. 27,000 is the commitment — but the per-use cost drops significantly after month 3.

Philips Wet & Dry Epilator Series 8000 BRE710/01 — Rs. 35,000

The top-of-range: 40 ceramic discs, SkinGuide accessory, cordless and wet-dry operation. Rs. 35,000 for the BRE710/01 versus Rs. 27,000 for the Series 4000 — Rs. 8,000 more for wireless operation and wet-use capability. Using an epilator in warm water reduces pain significantly — the ceramics on the 8000 also run smoother on curved areas like underarms and knees than the Series 4000. If budget isn't the constraint, the Series 8000 is the clear pick. But Rs. 35,000 for an OOS device means waiting for restock — check Highfy.pk directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of Philips epilator in Pakistan?

A: Rs. 27,000 for the Series 4000 BRE257/00 (corded) and Rs. 35,000 for the Series 8000 BRE710/01 (wet and dry, cordless) at Highfy.pk — both OOS. The Westpoint Deluxe Epilator WF-6362 at Rs. 8,010 (was Rs. 8,900) is the budget alternative. At specialist electronics markets in Karachi, Philips epilators typically run Rs. 29,000 to Rs. 38,000 when in stock, so Highfy's pricing is competitive.

Q: Is epilation better than waxing in Pakistan?

A: Long-term cost argument: epilator paid back within 4 to 5 months versus recurring salon waxing costs. A Rs. 27,000 epilator used twice monthly saves Rs. 1,200 to Rs. 1,800 per waxing session — it breaks even in roughly 15 to 22 sessions. Pain comparison: epilation hurts more initially, especially on legs and underarms. After 6 to 8 sessions the hair thins and the process gets easier. Waxing at a salon is less painful on first use — but the regrowth cycle is the same.

Q: Which epilator is best for beginners in Pakistan?

A: The Westpoint WF-6362 at Rs. 8,010 is the lowest-risk entry point — affordable enough that if you decide epilation isn't for you, the loss isn't Rs. 35,000. If you're committed from the start, the Philips Series 4000 at Rs. 27,000 is the better long-term buy over the Westpoint — durability and disc quality are meaningfully better on Philips. Don't start with the Series 8000; most beginners don't need 40 discs.