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Eye Mask Price in Pakistan — Dr Rashel, Bioaqua, Rivaj, Essence

Twenty-two eye masks at Highfy.pk — hydrogel patches, gel pads, and sheet masks — Rs. 149 to Rs. 1,649. Dr Rashel dominates the premium end with five different 60-piece patch sets. Bioaqua covers budget with four options from Rs. 149 to Rs. 999. Rivaj, Essence, B&B Derma, and Sadoer round out the rest. Most of these won't show up at Naheed or Imtiaz; Bioaqua and Dr Rashel sometimes appear at Daraz resellers but pricing varies, and you can't always confirm the count. Use HIYOU at checkout for free delivery on your first Highfy order.

Budget Eye Masks — Under Rs. 500

Single-Use Options — Rs. 149 to Rs. 240

Bioaqua Sakura Eye Mask at Rs. 149 for 7.5g — one use, one moment of moisture under the eyes. It's the single cheapest eye mask on this page, and it's not pretending to be more than that. Single-use sheet patch, good for an occasional fix before an event or after a long trip. B&B Derma's Green-Tea Mucin Hydrogel Eye Patch at Rs. 240 is the same single-use format but with mucin and green tea extract — a step up in ingredient quality for Rs. 91 more. Going by mucin-based patch performance broadly, you'd see firmer-looking skin for 4 to 6 hours after. Don't expect cumulative results from single-use patches; that's not what they do.

Rivaj Gel Patches — Rs. 420 Each

Two Rivaj variants at Rs. 420: Anti-Wrinkle and Dark Circles — same price, different angle. Rivaj is Pakistani, available at some pharmacies in Karachi and Lahore, though not always in stock offline. The dark circles patch typically uses caffeine or vitamin K to temporarily reduce puffiness; the anti-wrinkle variant goes for peptides or collagen. Rs. 420 each, the listing doesn't confirm patch count or key ingredients, which is the main gap. Whether the Rivaj formula actually delivers on those specific concerns — hard to say without independent ingredient verification. Worth trying once at Rs. 420 before committing.

Mid-Range Eye Masks — Rs. 500 to Rs. 1,000

Bioaqua Multi-Packs — Rs. 549 to Rs. 999

Three Bioaqua options in this band: Black Pearl 80g at Rs. 549, Gold Eye Mask 80g at Rs. 999, and Rice Pulp 60pc 80g at Rs. 949. Bioaqua is Chinese — you'll see it on Daraz constantly at varying prices, not always consistent with what Highfy lists. The Rice Pulp at Rs. 949 is interesting — 60 patches for under Rs. 1,000 works out to Rs. 15.82 per patch, which is genuinely low for a multi-pack. But rice pulp extract in skincare is mild — it won't do what a peptide or HA patch does, and some buyers on Daraz report the patches dry out faster than the count suggests if the packaging isn't resealed properly. Seal the pack after every use.

Essence Eye Patches — Rs. 810 to Rs. 1,050

Three Essence options: Hydro Gel 03 at Rs. 810, Emily In Paris at Rs. 900, and Queen Of... at Rs. 1,050. Essence is a German drugstore brand — widely available in Europe, occasionally spotted at big Imtiaz branches in Karachi but not reliably stocked. The Emily In Paris collaboration pack is more novelty than premium formula; don't buy it expecting better performance than the Hydro Gel 03. The Hydro Gel 03 at Rs. 810 is quite decent for the price — gel patches stick better than sheet types and don't slip down when you lie back. One patch per eye, each session. Don't reuse.

Dr Rashel Eye Masks — Rs. 1,399 to Rs. 1,649

Five Dr Rashel options, all 60-piece sets. Rs. 1,399 for Marine Algae Energy, Rs. 1,449 for 24K Gold Collagen, HA Hydrating, and Black Pearl & Gold, Rs. 1,649 for VC Brightening. Sixty patches at Rs. 1,449 is Rs. 24.15 per patch — the math makes these look reasonable as a long-term rotation. The VC (vitamin C) Brightening at Rs. 1,649 is the most expensive — vitamin C around the eye area for dark circles and discolouration is a reasonable use case, but the concentration isn't listed on the Highfy product page. Hard to say if the VC level is high enough to make a visible difference in 3 to 4 weeks of use. And of the five, the HA Hydrating at Rs. 1,449 is probably the most universally applicable — hyaluronic acid under-eye patches address puffiness and dehydration without the sensitivity risk that caffeine or vitamin C can carry on reactive skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of eye masks in Pakistan?

A: Rs. 149 for a single-use Bioaqua Sakura Eye Mask, Rs. 240 for B&B Derma Green-Tea Mucin Patch, Rs. 420 for Rivaj Gel Patches, Rs. 549 to Rs. 999 for Bioaqua 80g multi-packs, Rs. 810 to Rs. 1,050 for Essence options, Rs. 1,399 to Rs. 1,649 for Dr Rashel 60-piece sets. All 22 options at Highfy.pk.

Q: Do eye patches actually work for dark circles?

A: For temporary puffiness reduction: yes, gel patches with caffeine or cooling agents shrink puffiness for 4 to 8 hours after application. For dark circle pigmentation from melanin deposits or broken capillaries: patches alone won't fix it. Vitamin C and niacinamide under-eye serums used consistently over 6 to 8 weeks are more effective than patches for that specific concern. Patches are a short-term prep tool — useful before events, not a long-term pigmentation solution. Dr Rashel VC Brightening patches at Rs. 1,649 are the closest on this page to targeting pigmentation, but you'd need consistent use to judge whether the vitamin C concentration is sufficient.

Q: Which eye mask brand is best in Pakistan?

A: For price-per-patch value: Dr Rashel 60-piece sets at Rs. 1,399 to Rs. 1,649 — Rs. 23 to Rs. 27 per patch. For occasional use without committing to a big pack: Essence Hydro Gel at Rs. 810. For absolute budget: Bioaqua Sakura at Rs. 149 (single) or B&B Derma Green-Tea Mucin at Rs. 240. Dr Rashel is the most repurchased brand on this page going by Highfy reviews. Between the Dr Rashel variants, HA Hydrating is the safest pick for most skin types.