Collection: Just In - Skincare

Highfy Just In Skincare — New Arrivals Price in Pakistan

Six products. Rs. 74 to Rs. 1,299. Six very different things — a bio cellulose mask at Rs. 74, a Korean glow serum at Rs. 999, a Jenpharm oil-free moisturiser at Rs. 1,098, a Vaseline lip balm at Rs. 595, a Rederm hydration cream at Rs. 950, and an Estelin SPF 80 sunscreen at Rs. 1,299. Not a collection with one clear theme, honestly — just new stock landed at Highfy.pk across skincare categories. Delivery 48 to 72 hours nationwide. Code HIYOU for free first-order delivery.

The Six Products, One by One

Bio Aqua Rice Raw Pulp Mask — Rs. 74

Rs. 74 for a sheet mask. Single-use, 25g. Bio Aqua is a Chinese cosmetics brand — you'll find their masks sold individually or in packs at cosmetics shops in Karachi, but the specific Rice Raw Pulp variant isn't consistently stocked at Naheed or Imtiaz. Rice water is a mild brightening and soothing ingredient; at this price point the concentration won't match a dedicated Korean sheet mask. But Rs. 74 one-time-use soothing mask post-waxing or after sun exposure doesn't need to be a miracle product to be worth it.

Vaseline Lip Therapy Rosy Lips — Rs. 595

7g tin. Rs. 595 for a Vaseline lip balm is steep — you can get the regular Vaseline petroleum jelly at Naheed for a fraction of that, and it does the same occlusive sealing job for dry lips. Rosy Lips specifically has a subtle tint from rose hip oil alongside the petroleum base, so it's not strictly a like-for-like comparison with the plain Vaseline. It's a nice tin — gift-friendly, travels well, scent is soft. But as a functional lip treatment rather than a cute desk accessory, Rs. 595 is a lot.

AXIS-Y Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum — Rs. 999 (5ml)

Korean brand, known in local skincare circles. AXIS-Y is a certified vegan brand from South Korea — its Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum has been running on international beauty radar for a few years now. The 5ml here is a trial size; the full bottle is 30ml, so at Rs. 999 for 5ml that works out to roughly Rs. 5,994 per 30ml equivalent. The formula targets hyperpigmentation with brightening actives — vitamin C derivatives and niacinamide feature in the ingredient list, though the exact concentrations aren't disclosed. Worth testing the 5ml before committing to the full size, particularly if you haven't tried this brand before.

Rederm Hydra FX Moisturizing Cream — Rs. 950

Rederm is a Pakistan-registered clinical skincare brand. The Hydra FX is a moisturising cream — no specific active concentrations listed, and the Highfy product page doesn't break down the formulation further. At Rs. 950 it's in the same range as Jenpharm's Dermive below, which at least has a clear oil-free claim and a known dermatological brand backing it. Rederm isn't as widely reviewed locally as Jenpharm's range; hard to say much more without more data on how this performs on Pakistani skin types. Low-risk product to try at under Rs. 1,000, but go in with measured expectations.

Jenpharm Dermive Oil Free Moisturizer — Rs. 1,098 (100ml)

Jenpharm is a Pakistani pharmaceutical company with a dermatology-focused skincare line — you'll find their products at some pharmacies in Lahore and Karachi. Dermive Oil Free Moisturizer is 100ml at Rs. 1,098, which is Rs. 10.98/ml — reasonable for a local pharmaceutical brand. Oil-free formulations are specifically relevant for Pakistani oily and combination skin that still needs hydration without triggering breakouts. The formula is fragrance-light and doesn't irritate in most use cases, based on the brand's wider pharmaceutical positioning. Worth trying for acne-prone skin that finds most imported moisturisers too heavy.

Estelin Ultra Light Hydrating Invisible Sunscreen SPF 80+ — Rs. 1,299 (100g)

SPF 80+ at Rs. 1,299 for 100g — that's Rs. 12.99/g, or roughly Rs. 1,299 per 100g, competitive for a high-SPF invisible finish sunscreen in Pakistan. Estelin is a UAE-based cosmetics brand available through Highfy.pk. SPF 80+ is higher than the SPF 50 that most Pakistani sunscreens offer; the gap between SPF 50 and SPF 80 in actual UVB blocking is smaller than the numbers suggest (SPF 50 blocks 98% UVB, SPF 80 blocks roughly 98.75%). The 'invisible' claim typically means no white cast — relevant in Pakistan where chalky finish is the common complaint with mineral sunscreens. 100g is a generous size; at daily face-and-neck use, this lasts 13 to 17 weeks depending on how much you apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What skincare products are in the Highfy Just In Skincare collection?

A: Six newly arrived products: Bio Aqua Rice Raw Pulp Mask 25g Rs. 74, Vaseline Lip Therapy Rosy Lips 7g Rs. 595, Rederm Hydra FX Moisturizing Cream Rs. 950, AXIS-Y Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum 5ml Rs. 999, Jenpharm Dermive Oil Free Moisturizer Lotion 100ml Rs. 1,098, Estelin Ultra Light Hydrating Invisible Sunscreen SPF 80+ 100g Rs. 1,299. The Just In Skincare page updates as new stock arrives. Delivery 48 to 72 hours nationwide, code HIYOU for free first-order delivery.

Q: Is the AXIS-Y Dark Spot Serum available in Pakistan?

A: Yes, through Highfy.pk — the 5ml trial size is listed at Rs. 999. AXIS-Y is a South Korean brand, not stocked at Naheed or Imtiaz. The 5ml is useful for testing compatibility before buying the full 30ml bottle. The formula targets dark spots and uneven tone with brightening actives including niacinamide; specific ingredient percentages aren't disclosed on the pack.

Q: Which Estelin sunscreen is best for Pakistani skin?

A: The Estelin Ultra Light Hydrating Invisible Sunscreen SPF 80+ at Rs. 1,299/100g works well for oily and combination Pakistani skin — the invisible finish means no white cast, which is the main concern with most sunscreens locally. SPF 80+ offers marginally better UVB protection than SPF 50 but the difference in actual blocking percentage is small. For Karachi's year-round sun exposure and Lahore summers, daily use from this 100g bottle covers 13 to 17 weeks.