CeraVe Moisturizing Cream Price in Pakistan (All Sizes)

How much does CeraVe Moisturizing Cream cost in Pakistan? The CeraVe moisturizing cream price on BigBasket.pk starts at PKR 2,850 for the smallest 56ml jar and reaches PKR 7,985 for the largest bottle in the range, the 355ml Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser. CeraVe's moisturising line spans thick jar creams, pump lotions, a PM-specific night lotion, an eye cream and a cream cleanser, so the size chart below is the fastest way to see exactly what each format costs before you compare value per millilitre and decide which one actually suits your skin and your budget. Below, we also cover which format works best for oily-in-summer, dry-in-winter combination skin, which is the norm across most of Pakistan's climate zones.

CeraVe Moisturizing Cream Price in Pakistan – Size Chart

Here's the complete CeraVe moisturising range stocked on BigBasket.pk, from the smallest trial jar to the largest pump bottle, so you can compare every size and formula in one place before you buy.

Prices are correct as of July 2026 and may change — check the product page for the live price.

What You Get at Each Budget

Under PKR 3,000 gets you into CeraVe's moisturising range at its smallest: the CeraVe Moisturizing Cream – 56ml at PKR 2,850 or the CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion – 87ml at PKR 2,950. Both are genuinely trial-sized, useful for testing whether the ceramide-and-hyaluronic-acid formula suits your skin before committing to a bigger jar, and both fit inside our Moisturizer category alongside other trial-friendly options.

The PKR 5,000–6,100 band is where most of the range sits: the CeraVe Moisturizing Cream – 236ml (PKR 5,450) for dry-to-very-dry skin, the CeraVe PM Facial Moisturizing Lotion – 60ml (PKR 5,400) for a lighter night-time layer, the CeraVe Eye Repair Cream – 0.5 Oz (PKR 5,350) for the delicate under-eye area, and the CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion – 237ml (PKR 6,045) — the closest thing to CeraVe's "default" everyday moisturiser for most Pakistani buyers. If you're deciding between the cream and the lotion at this price point, the general rule is skin type rather than season — very dry or flaky skin usually does better with the jar cream, while normal-to-combination skin absorbs the lotion faster and feels less heavy under makeup or sunscreen. That's a particularly relevant distinction in Pakistan, where humidity in Karachi and the coastal belt often calls for a lighter lotion, while drier inland cities like Islamabad and Multan can tolerate — or even need — the richer jar cream through the cooler months.

Above PKR 7,000, the CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion – 473ml (PKR 7,250) is a bulk buy for anyone who's already committed to the lotion and cleanses and moisturises twice a day, while the CeraVe Hydrating Cream To Foam Cleanser – 355ml (PKR 7,985) is technically a cleanser rather than a leave-on moisturiser, but shares the same ceramide base and is worth knowing about if you want a fully consistent hydrating routine from one line, morning cleanse through to night cream. Buying the cleanser alongside a leave-on moisturiser also means you're using ingredients from the same formulation family, which reduces the chance of one product irritating skin that the other is trying to calm — a common issue when mixing unrelated skincare brands.

Best Value Pick: Which Size Should You Buy?

By price per millilitre, the CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion – 473ml is the best value in the lineup at roughly PKR 15.3 per ml, compared with about PKR 33.9 per ml for the 87ml starter bottle. The jar creams cost more per ml than the lotions because the formula itself is thicker and richer — the CeraVe Moisturizing Cream – 236ml works out to around PKR 23 per ml, which is still reasonable for a face-and-body cream used daily through winter or in air-conditioned offices where skin dries out faster.

For most people, the 237ml Daily Moisturizing Lotion is the practical sweet spot: enough to last two to three months of daily use without the upfront cost of the 473ml bottle. Buy the 56ml Moisturizing Cream or 87ml lotion first if you want to patch-test before scaling up, and add the CeraVe Eye Repair Cream from our Eye Care category separately if under-eye dryness or fine lines are a specific concern you want to target with a dedicated product rather than stretching your face moisturiser to double up. The eye cream is priced close to the face creams despite the smaller volume, which is standard for eye-area formulas across most skincare brands, since they're built to be gentler and more concentrated for thinner skin.

Is the CeraVe Moisturizing Cream Price Worth It?

CeraVe's moisturisers are built around the same three ceramides used across the brand, plus hyaluronic acid and, in the Daily Moisturizing Lotion, MVE technology for slow-release hydration through the day rather than a quick surface hit that fades within hours. That formulation consistency is why dermatologists frequently recommend CeraVe for dry, sensitive or eczema-prone skin — and why the price sits above generic local moisturisers that rely on simpler, cheaper bases. As a fully imported product, the CeraVe moisturizing cream price also carries freight and duty costs baked in, which explains why it's priced closer to other imported dermocosmetic brands than to domestic lotions sold in local pharmacies. For the ceramide content and fragrance-free formulation, most buyers who've tried both consider the premium justified, especially in the mid-size 236ml/237ml formats where cost per use is genuinely low over a two-to-three-month bottle. Compared with premium French and Korean moisturiser brands that often start well above PKR 8,000–10,000 for a similar-sized jar, CeraVe sits in a more accessible middle tier while still offering clinically studied ceramide science rather than marketing-led formulas.

How to Spot Fake CeraVe Moisturizer in Pakistan

Because CeraVe is one of the most searched skincare brands in Pakistan, it's also one of the most counterfeited. Warning signs include pricing well under the standard CeraVe moisturizing cream price, jars with a thinner or duller tub than usual, a cream that separates, smells slightly off or has an oddly runny texture, and missing or scratched-off batch codes on the base of the packaging. Avoid loose jars sold without outer packaging at open-air markets or general stores, since genuine CeraVe is always boxed. The safest option is to buy from a retailer that imports and stocks CeraVe as an authorised product — BigBasket.pk sells the full CeraVe moisturiser range as 100% authentic, with Cash on Delivery across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and the rest of Pakistan, so you can check the jar and batch code before paying anything. It's also worth being cautious of listings that bundle CeraVe with unrelated free gifts or discount codes that seem too generous for an imported dermocosmetic brand — genuine importers rarely need to compete on stacked freebies because the product sells on its own formulation and reputation.

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From the smallest 56ml jar to the 473ml pump bottle, the CeraVe Moisturizing Cream price in Pakistan runs from PKR 2,850 to PKR 7,985, and the right pick depends on whether you need a rich jar cream, an everyday lotion, or a targeted product like the eye cream. BigBasket.pk stocks the complete range as authentic imports with Cash on Delivery nationwide — browse the full CeraVe collection on BigBasket.pk and match the size to your routine and budget, whether that's a small trial jar or a full-size lotion built to last the season.