Collection: Lamel Eyeliner

Lamel Eyeliner Price in Pakistan — Kajal, Gel, Liquid & Crush Range

Chemist shelves across Pakistan stock three kajal colours: black, black, and black. Brown exists — technically. It's just never the default pick, never the thing sitting front-of-counter, never what the pharmacy uncle recommends without being asked. Six eyeliner formats here — kajal in four colours, gel pot, liquid liner in two brush versions, and the Crush felt-tip at Rs. 2,400 that I'd skip for the Rs. 1,560 liquid liner. Not at Imtiaz. Highfy.pk, 48 to 72 hours, code HIYOU for free first-order delivery.

Brown Kajal on Dark Pakistani Eyes — The Case That Sounds Wrong

Brown. On dark eyes. Stay with me.

Black kajal on a very dark iris sharpens the edge — more defined, yes, but it also makes the eye look fractionally smaller. Brown does the opposite. The contrast between brown pigment and a very dark Pakistani iris is softer, and softer reads as more open on the waterline. Try it once before you decide I'm wrong about this. Most women who switch don't go back to black for daytime.

Indigo (405) is the only coloured kajal in this range with real everyday use. Deep navy — reads subtle in an office in Lahore, not remotely the statement it sounds. Green (403) and Violet (404) are for when you actually want people to notice your liner. Specific use case. Not wrong — just situational.

One thing on kajal and Pakistani heat: it's gone by 11am without setting powder. Press a matching eyeshadow over the kajal right after applying. 40 seconds of extra work. Holds 7 to 8 hours instead of 2.

Gel Liner — You Need a Brush They Didn't Include

Oh My Color Gel Eye Liner, Green, Rs. 1,440. Pot format. No brush in the box.

That's not mentioned in the listing, which is annoying because a gel pot without an angled liner brush is not actually usable. Add Rs. 350 to Rs. 500 for a brush from Daraz before ordering this. With the brush: richer colour than pencil kajal, sharper edges, holds without setting powder in Karachi humidity in a way pencil kajal doesn't. Without the brush: you have a pot of pigment and nothing to do with it.

Liquid Liner at Rs. 1,560 — Soft Brush vs Hard Brush

Carbon Black with soft brush (401), Graphite Black with hard brush (402). Rs. 1,560 each.

Soft brush: wider tip, minor hand wobbles don't show as badly, good starting point if liquid liner isn't something you do regularly. Hard brush: cleaner edges, sharper wings, right for any look where the line itself is the feature. Graphite Black is a touch cooler in tone than Carbon Black — not visible under indoor office lighting in Karachi, visible in afternoon natural light if you're paying attention to it. Both hold better than kajal through summer heat because the formula dries to a film.

The Crush at Rs. 2,400 — Skip It or Buy It for the Right Reason

Rs. 2,400. Rs. 840 more than the liquid liner.

Felt-tip format: the applicator is built into the pen, consistent line width, no separate brush to manage. That's the only argument for paying the Rs. 840 difference. The Crush doesn't make a better line than the hard brush liquid liner — it makes the same line with less setup involved. Local felt-tip liners at Daraz run Rs. 700 to Rs. 1,100. Pay Rs. 2,400 because felt-tip is the format you specifically want, every single day. Don't pay it expecting the result to look different.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of Lamel eyeliner in Pakistan?

A: On Highfy.pk: Long Lasting Kajal Eye Liner in Brown (402), Green (403), Violet (404), Indigo (405) — Rs. 1,440 each. Oh My Color Gel Eye Liner Green (403) — Rs. 1,440 (angled brush sold separately). Liquid Long Lasting Eyeliner Soft Brush Carbon Black (401) — Rs. 1,560. Liquid Long Lasting Eyeliner Hard Brush Graphite Black (402) — Rs. 1,560. Crush Long Lasting Black Eyeliner 02 — Rs. 2,400. Not at Naheed or Imtiaz. Delivery 48 to 72 hours nationwide.

Q: Which Lamel kajal is best for dark Pakistani eyes?

A: Brown (402) for daily use on the lower waterline — on dark Pakistani irises, brown contrast is softer than black contrast, and softer reads as more open rather than less defined. Black would be the sharper choice; brown is the more flattering one for most dark eyes. Indigo (405) for colour that reads professional — deep navy doesn't read 'coloured liner' in a Lahore office the way Green or Violet would. Green (403) and Violet (404) for intentional statement looks only. Set any kajal with matching eyeshadow pressed on top right after applying — without that step, it migrates under the eye in 2 to 3 hours through Pakistani summer heat.

Q: Is the Lamel Crush eyeliner worth buying in Pakistan?

A: Only if felt-tip is specifically the format you want. The Rs. 840 difference over the hard brush liquid liner buys you a built-in applicator and no separate brush to manage — that's the entire value proposition. The line itself isn't better. It isn't longer-lasting. Local felt-tip liners at Daraz exist for Rs. 700 to Rs. 1,100 if you only want the format. Pay Rs. 2,400 for Crush because you specifically want Lamel, not because felt-tip is worth that.