Collection: Hand Care

Hand Cream and Hand Mask Price in Pakistan

Hard water. Frequent washing. Constant AC. Three things that dry out hands faster in Pakistan than most hand cream brands account for. Highfy.pk's hand care collection runs 24 products from Rs. 199 to Rs. 645 — Sadoer hand masks in four fruit variants, Kris hand and body lotions, Bio Aqua and Sadoer hand creams, and a Vince peeling solution at the top end. Nationwide delivery in 48 to 72 hours. Code HIYOU for free delivery on your first order.

Hand Creams — Daily Use vs Occasional Treatment

Two different use cases here, and they're worth separating. A daily hand cream sits by the basin, gets applied after every other wash — it needs to absorb fast and not feel greasy when you pick up your phone or touch fabric. A hand mask is a weekend treatment, left on for 15 to 20 minutes; the texture can be heavier because you're not going anywhere during that time.

Sadoer Aloe Vera Hand Cream — Rs. 199

Thirty grams at Rs. 199. The most affordable daily option in this collection, and it's quite decent for the price — aloe vera base with light humectant properties. Won't do much for severely dry or cracked skin, but as a daily maintenance cream applied 3 to 4 times a day, it keeps hands from getting rough. The 30g size runs out in about 3 to 5 weeks for one person.

Kris Hand & Body Lotion — Rs. 345

Five variants — Cocoa Care, Silky Smooth, Nourished Care, Fresh Hydration, Daily Moisture — all Rs. 345 for 100ml, down from Rs. 449. Kris is a local brand: nothing flashy about the range, but the 100ml size offers better value per gram than the 30g hand creams at similar or higher prices. These are body lotions that work on hands rather than dedicated hand creams, so the texture is lighter — better for hot months when heavy hand creams feel oppressive. Cocoa Care and Nourished Care are the richer variants; Fresh Hydration is the lightest.

Sadoer 5-in-1 Nicotinamide Hand Masks — Rs. 399

Four variants at the same price: Papaya, Avocado, Strawberry, Cherry Fruit — all 35g, all Rs. 399. Hand masks at this price point aren't a skincare routine. They're a reset. Put one on after doing dishes, or before bed on a night when your hands have taken a beating — the nicotinamide component addresses discolouration and uneven skin tone over repeated use, while the fruit extracts add a light conditioning effect. Whether the nicotinamide concentration is high enough to actually brighten visibly: hard to say — the percentage isn't listed on the Highfy.pk page.

The variant choice mostly comes down to scent preference. Avocado is the heaviest-feeling; Papaya and Cherry are lighter. All four are single-use sachets — 35g per application is roughly enough for both hands with a little left for elbows. Rs. 399 per use isn't cheap for a single-use product, but it's comparable to what salon hand treatments cost in Karachi for a fraction of the experience.

Vince Miracle Peeling Solution — Rs. 645

The most expensive item and the odd one out. Vince Miracle Peeling Solution at Rs. 645 for 120ml (was Rs. 860) is listed here but reads more like a chemical exfoliant for general skin use than a hand-specific product. The listing doesn't clarify whether it's formulated for hands or repurposed from a face/body line — can't confirm from the Highfy.pk page. If you're looking for a hand exfoliant specifically, the Sadoer masks do that job more gently at Rs. 399. The Vince solution is worth buying if you'd use it broadly across hands, elbows, and knees.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which hand cream is best for dry hands in Pakistan?

A: For daily dry hand maintenance: Bio Aqua Avocado Hand Cream at Rs. 399 for 30g is a solid pick — avocado oil is a good emollient for parched skin. For a once-a-week intensive treatment: Sadoer Nicotinamide Hand Masks at Rs. 399 are more targeted. If budget is the priority, Sadoer Aloe Vera Hand Cream at Rs. 199 does the job properly for everyday use.

Q: Are Sadoer hand masks worth buying?

A: For a one-off softening treatment — yes, worth trying at Rs. 399. The nicotinamide content may help with pigmentation on knuckles with consistent weekly use, though results vary and the concentration isn't disclosed. Don't buy them expecting transformative repair from one use — they're a maintenance and reset product, not a corrective treatment. The four variants (Papaya, Avocado, Strawberry, Cherry) differ mainly in scent.

Q: What is the difference between a hand cream and a hand mask?

A: Hand creams are daily products — lighter texture, fast-absorbing, used after hand-washing multiple times a day. Hand masks are leave-on treatments, typically applied for 15 to 30 minutes once or twice a week — richer formula, more concentrated ingredients, meant for recovery rather than maintenance. You'd use both: the cream daily, the mask weekly or after unusually harsh hand exposure (waxing, extensive dishwashing, or Lahore winters that crack the skin).