Collection: Rhode

Rhode Price in Pakistan

Five Rhode products are currently available, ranging from Rs. 9,199 for the Peptide Lip Tint up to Rs. 17,499 for the Glazing Milk. Every item here targets the brand's signature 'glazed' skin-and-makeup crossover look — dewy, plump, and barely-there rather than heavy coverage.

Why Rhode's Products Cost What They Do

It's a Direct-to-Consumer Brand Without Traditional Markup Layers

Rhode sells primarily through its own channels rather than wide multi-brand retail, and prices here reflect both that positioning and the added cost of importing into Pakistan through a limited number of authorized sources.

The Barrier-Focused Products Address a Genuine Skin Concern

Barrier Restore Cream and Barrier Butter both target skin barrier repair, a concept that's become central to skincare in recent years — a compromised barrier shows up as sensitivity, redness, and poor product absorption, which these formulas aim to correct rather than mask.

Glazing Milk Is Positioned as a Multi-Step Replacement

At the top of the price range, Glazing Milk functions as a lightweight, hydrating lotion meant to simplify a routine rather than layering several separate steps — the higher price partly reflects that all-in-one positioning.

Cream Textures Dominate the Whole Range

Every product here — blush, lip tint, barrier cream, barrier butter, and the milk — uses a cream or lotion base rather than powder, consistent with Rhode's overall dewy, skin-like aesthetic across both skincare and makeup categories.

Building a Rhode Routine on a Budget

Start With One Product, Not the Full Range

Given the price per item, picking a single product that addresses the most pressing concern — barrier repair, hydration, or a sheer color step — makes more financial sense than buying the full five-piece range at once.

Barrier Repair Comes First If Skin Feels Compromised

Anyone dealing with sensitivity, redness, or a general feeling that other products 'don't absorb properly' should prioritize Barrier Restore Cream or Barrier Butter before adding color products like the blush or lip tint.

The Pocket Blush and Lip Tint Are the More Accessible Entry Points

Both sit toward the lower end of Rhode's pricing here, making them a more approachable way to try the brand's cream-based, dewy makeup approach without committing to the pricier skincare items first.

Barrier Butter vs. Barrier Restore Cream — Texture, Not Function

The two barrier products differ mainly in texture and richness — 'butter' formulas tend to feel heavier and more occlusive than a standard cream, better suited to very dry skin or colder weather.

Product Details & Benefits

Pocket Blush - Piggy 5.3g — Rs. 13,499

A cream blush in a compact, travel-friendly format, blended with fingertips for the brand's signature natural flush rather than a sharply defined application.

Peptide Lip Tint - Ribbon 10ml — Rs. 9,199

A tinted lip treatment combining color with peptides aimed at lip plumping and conditioning, the most affordable entry point into the Rhode range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Rhode's Barrier Restore Cream suitable for oily skin?

A: Barrier-focused creams generally work across skin types since a compromised barrier affects oily skin too, though anyone very oil-prone might prefer applying a thinner layer or using it primarily at night.

Q: How does the Peptide Lip Tint compare to a regular tinted lip balm?

A: The addition of peptides is meant to support lip plumping and long-term conditioning beyond what a standard tinted balm offers, positioning it closer to a treatment product than a purely cosmetic one.

Q: Can Glazing Milk replace a full skincare routine?

A: It's designed to simplify hydration into fewer steps, but it isn't meant to replace targeted treatments like a barrier cream or an active serum entirely — it works best layered into an existing routine rather than as a total substitute.

Q: Is the Pocket Blush easy to blend for makeup beginners?

A: Cream blushes generally forgive minor application mistakes better than powder, since they can be buffed and blended with fingers directly on the skin, making this a reasonably beginner-friendly format despite the premium price.