Collection: Unilever Shampoos

Unilever Shampoo Price in Pakistan

The per-ml math is more useful than the sticker price here. The 400ml Sunsilk Thick & Long at Rs. 713 works out to Rs. 1.78/ml — the best value on this entire list. Lifebuoy 175ml comes in at Rs. 2.11/ml, and the Dove 360ml runs Rs. 2.42/ml. The 90ml Lifebuoy at Rs. 200 is the cheapest entry point but costs Rs. 2.22/ml — not the best per-unit value. Buy the larger sizes if you wash 3–4 times a week.

Three Brands, Different Jobs

Lifebuoy: Affordable Everyday Wash

Lifebuoy's range here covers Herbal Strong, Naturally Strong with Onion & Aloe Vera, and Silky Soft. None of these are fancy — Lifebuoy is positioned as a no-frills hygiene brand, not a hair-care brand. Herbal Strong at Rs. 370 for 175ml does what it says: cleans the scalp and adds some body. The Naturally Strong variant with onion and aloe vera has become popular in Pakistan recently, going by how consistently it's in stock at Imtiaz and Chase Up. Whether onion extract genuinely reduces hairfall or just smells like it should — the jury's still out, results can vary considerably.

Sunsilk: Targeted Variants for Specific Goals

Sunsilk has the widest range here. Black Shine (Rs. 713 for 400ml) is one of the more frequently repurchased shampoos at Naheed. Thick & Long at the same price is the volume-and-length variant — the 400ml size is the better buy over the 180ml if you're washing regularly in Karachi's hard water conditions. Hairfall Solution and Long & Healthy complete the lineup at the same price point. And the Coconut & Aloe Vera variant at Rs. 808 for 380ml is the premium tier within Sunsilk — the formula runs slightly more moisturising than the standard range, it's worth considering if standard Sunsilk dries your ends after a few washes.

Most women in Pakistan buying Sunsilk have a variant they default to. This is worth knowing because switching can affect results — don't mix and match randomly mid-routine.

Dove: Premium End of the Unilever Range

Dove Dryness Care at Rs. 870 for 360ml (Rs. 2.42/ml) is the most expensive per-ml on this list. Dove Hairfall Rescue at Rs. 520 for 175ml is Rs. 2.97/ml — even pricier per use. The Dove formulas are noticeably creamier than Lifebuoy and Sunsilk; the lather is different and the rinse-out is softer. For women with dry, colour-treated, or chemically straightened hair in Lahore winters, Dove performs better than the mid-range Sunsilk options. That said, not everyone finds the value worth the premium — Sunsilk Coconut at Rs. 808 covers similar ground for most hair types.

Best Picks by Hair Type

For Hairfall

Sunsilk Hairfall Solution 400ml at Rs. 713 (Rs. 1.78/ml) if you want value. Dove Hairfall Rescue 175ml at Rs. 520 if you prefer a creamier formula. Lifebuoy Naturally Strong with Onion & Aloe Vera at Rs. 370 if budget is the main constraint. All three claim to address hairfall; from what the ingredient lists suggest, Sunsilk's formula targets the strand, Dove goes after the scalp barrier, and Lifebuoy focuses on root strength. Hard to rank definitively without a proper trial, but most women I've spoken with in Pakistan see results with Sunsilk after 4–6 weeks of consistent use.

For Oily Scalp

Lifebuoy Herbal Strong at Rs. 370 is the most direct choice — the herbal formula addresses excess sebaceous gland activity without the harsh detergents that strip everything. Sunsilk Black Shine also works for oily-scalp types given its clarifying profile. Skip the Dove range for this concern; the creamier formulas don't suit high-sebum scalps and can leave buildup after a few washes.

For Dry or Damaged Hair

Dove Dryness Care at Rs. 870 for 360ml is the pick here. The moisture-binding formula handles Pakistani winters and heat-damaged hair better than the Sunsilk range. If the Dove price is too high, Sunsilk Coconut & Aloe Vera at Rs. 808 for 380ml is the next best option — the aloe vera component adds some of the moisture Dove provides at a marginally lower per-ml rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Unilever shampoo is best value in Pakistan?

A: Sunsilk Thick & Long or Hairfall Solution in the 400ml size at Rs. 713 (Rs. 1.78/ml). The large size is significantly better value than the 180ml packs at Rs. 2.38/ml.

Q: Is Dove shampoo better than Sunsilk in Pakistan?

A: For dry or damaged hair, Dove performs better. For oily scalp or normal hair, Sunsilk covers the same ground at a lower cost. It depends entirely on your hair type, not the brand name.

Q: Where can I buy these shampoos in Pakistan?

A: Highfy.pk carries all three brands. Naheed, Imtiaz, and Chase Up stock Sunsilk and Lifebuoy reliably. Dove is available at the same stores but with slightly less consistent stock on the premium variants.