When I created this lotion, I had only one thing in mind — to craft something for Pakistan that people could truly be proud of. Every day, I saw shelves filled with shiny bottles, big names, and imported products. And somewhere in my heart, it hurt — because we, as Pakistanis, often look down on what’s made in our own country.

I felt that our families — our elders, our children, our loved ones — deserve something that not only protects the skin, but also carries the warmth of belonging.
Something that says:
“This is from my country, made by my people, and made for me.”
With that spirit, I created Anarkali Grace Honey & Milk Lotion. Not something limited to categories or labels — but a gentle touch for every home, every heart.
I chose natural ingredients like honey and milk because they remind me of my childhood — those homemade remedies from my grandmother, filled with love, that brought a natural glow to the skin. Those memories still live in my heart.
This lotion is the result of years of effort, research, and sincerity.
I haven’t just created a product —
I’ve bottled love, identity, and a healing touch.
My hope is that when you apply it to your skin, you don’t just feel moisturized — you feel proud.
Because this is the fragrance of our homeland.
Anarkali Grace is not just a name —
It is the reflection of culture, the color of sincerity, and a tribute to our love for this land.

And after all…
Anarkali was always just a legend — but this time, Prince Saleem Goraya made the lotion himself