Fragrance is not only a nice smell. Fragrance gives people a boost of confidence, freshness, and sensuality. In Pakistan, everyone loves applying fragrances every day. Some apply it to work, others for parties, and the majority of people buy fragrances as gifts for the people they care about.
This year, some perfumes became very popular in Pakistan. People bought them in stores and online, and many of them sold out fast. In this blog, we’ll look at the top 10 best-selling perfumes in Pakistan. These perfumes became favorites because they smell amazing, last long, and are perfect for daily use or special occasions.
J. – Wasim Akram 502
J. (Junaid Jamshed) is one of Pakistan’s best brands. Their perfume Wasim Akram 502 was very much in demand this year. Many people liked its fresh and powerful smell.
Why People Love It:
It has a woody fresh smell.
It lasts long.
The name “Wasim Akram” gives credibility and popularity.
Price:
Around PKR 3,000 – 4,500
This scent is great for men who want to feel fresh and confident throughout the day.
Rasasi – Blue for Men
Rasasi Blue is an antique scent. Despite so many years, individuals buy it over and over. It is a cool and fresh scent, and one can wear it during summers.
Why It’s Popular:
It has a light and fresh scent.
It’s great for office wear or daytime wear.
The cost is acceptable.
Price:
Around PKR 3,000 – 5,000
If you like simple, new fragrances, Rasasi Blue is a great option.
Armaf – Club de Nuit Intense Man
This scent gained popularity since it smells the same as the luxury fragrance Creed Aventus—but at a much lower price. It’s used by most men in Pakistan for parties or nights out.
Why Men Like It:
It has a heavy and fruity fragrance with a smoky undertone.
It lasts very long.
It’s ideal for special occasions.
Price:
Around PKR 5,000 – 8,000
This is the top pick if you like it strong and potent.
Bonanza Satrangi – Royal Power for Him
Bonanza Satrangi makes wonderful clothes and fragrances. Their Royal Power scent this year turned out to be one of their best-sellers.
Why It’s a Top Pick:
It has a masculine and spicy fragrance.
It is perfect for day-to-day wear.
The cost is reasonable.
Price:
About PKR 2,000 – 3,500
Teen boys and students prefer to buy this one as it smells very good but need not cost a fortune.
J. – Bloom for Her
For females, J. Bloom was one of the most popular perfumes this year. Girls and women mostly loved its sweet and floral scent.
Why Women Like It:
It smells gentle and fresh.
It can be used both during the day and night.
It is long-lasting yet not strong.
Price:
Around PKR 2,500 – 4,000
It’s a perfect birthday, Eid, or just-for-me gift.
Lattafa – Fakhar for Women
Lattafa is an Emirati brand that offers luxury-type perfumes at reasonable prices. Fakhar for Women was an instant hit this year.
Why It’s a Top Seller:
It has a sweet and fruity scent.
It’s a designer-scented perfume.
It’s beautifully looking and smells amazing.
Price:
Around PKR 3,000 – 4,500
If you prefer a fragrance smelling rich at little cost, try this one.
Saeed Ghani – White Oud
Oud is a very old favourite among the people in Pakistan. Saeed Ghani’s White Oud offers the classic oud smell but light and modern.
Why People Like It:
It is light and fresh-scenting.
It’s very reasonably priced.
It layer nicely with other fragrances.
Price:
Under PKR 1,000
It’s a great choice if you’re a fan of oud but want something light and not overpowering.
Hugo Boss – Bottled Night
This original perfumes in Pakistan, especially in big cities. Hugo Boss’s Bottled Night is a rich and heavy perfume.
Why It’s Special:
It is warm-scented and musky.
It’s perfect for night or winter.
It’s considered an expensive perfume.
Price:
Around PKR 10,000 – 14,000
Most working professionals buy this for office functions, weddings, or parties.
Chanel – Coco Mademoiselle
This is one of the most popular women perfumes. In Pakistan, it’s very much in demand for weddings and as a gift.
Why Women Love This:
It smells classy, floral, and fresh.
It lasts long, really long.
It’s a luxury product and feels premium.
Price:
Above PKR 25,000
Though it’s expensive, many women save for it to buy it on special occasions or as a luxury.
Dirham by Ard Al Zaafaran
Dirham became famous for its good smell and affordable price. It’s used by both men and women.
Why It’s a Good Choice:
It smells fresh and spicy.
It’s for all—one of a kind smell.
It’s affordable but smells luxurious.
Price:
Around PKR 2,000 – 3,500
This one is mostly liked by all youngsters and students to use every day.
Trends We Saw This Year in Pakistan
Trending is Affordable Luxury
People want perfumes to smell like designer perfumes but within budget. Armaf and Lattafa give them this.
Local Brands Rule Now
J., Bonanza, and Saeed Ghani are growing strongly. They give quality at local rates.
Perfumes are the most preferred gift
Perfumes continue to be one of the most popular gift items for Eid, birthdays, weddings, etc.
Oud Still Popular
Oud perfumes are still enjoyed by most people, but now they prefer lighter ones for daily use.
Social Media is Making Choices
TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram reviews influence perfumery sales. People want to use what others recommend.
Final Words
Perfumes are a major part of Pakistan’s personal grooming. Top-selling perfumes for the year confirm that people are worried about smelling great—no matter if they are going to the office, a wedding, or meeting their friends. With floral and clean to woody and rich, there is something for everyone.
Whether you favor the local brands or international names, you’ll find an amazing perfume out there for you. So go ahead, try out these bestsellers, and find the one that suits your personality best.
