The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 Price in Pakistan

How much does The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 cost in Pakistan? On BigBasket.pk, the standalone serum is priced at PKR 3,890 for 30ml and PKR 6,550 for 60ml. But because so many Pakistani buyers search to compare it against other hyaluronic acid products before deciding what to buy, this guide also lines up the wider HA category — from Garnier's PKR 599 sheet mask to Laneige's PKR 8,690 cream — so the full The Ordinary hyaluronic acid price picture runs from PKR 599 to PKR 8,690 depending on what you're comparing it to. Here's exactly what each option costs, what it actually does, and which is worth buying for your skin and your budget — because "hyaluronic acid" on a label can mean very different things depending on the concentration, the delivery format and whether it's paired with other actives like ceramides or vitamin B5.

The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid Price vs. Other HA Products in Pakistan

Before picking a winner, here's the full lineup of hyaluronic acid products stocked on BigBasket.pk, spanning a single-use sheet mask through to a premium moisturising cream, so you can see exactly where The Ordinary sits against the alternatives.

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 2,000, the Garnier Skin Active Hydra Bomb Tissue Mask (PKR 599) is a single-use hyaluronic acid sheet mask rather than a daily serum — good for an occasional hydration boost before an event, not a replacement for a daily routine. The Loreal 1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum – 15ml (PKR 1,850) is the cheapest actual leave-on serum in the lineup, though it comes in a smaller 15ml bottle than most of the others here.

Between PKR 2,000 and PKR 5,000 is where most of the well-known hyaluronic acid serums sit: the LOreal Paris Revitalift 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid Face Serum – 30ml (PKR 2,699), The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 – 30ml (PKR 3,890), and The Ordinary Marine Hyaluronics – 30ml (PKR 4,150) for a plant-and-marine-derived alternative formula for anyone whose skin doesn't get on with the standard version. This is the band most skincare-focused buyers in Pakistan actually shop from, and it's within our Serums & Treatments category alongside dozens of other actives.

Above PKR 5,000, the CeraVe Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Serum – 30 ml (PKR 5,500) and The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 – 60ml (PKR 6,550) are for buyers who want a bigger bottle or a slightly different ceramide-backed formula layered in. The Laneige Water Bank Blue Hyaluronic Cream (PKR 8,690) sits at the top, but it's a full moisturising cream rather than a pure serum, so it isn't a direct price comparison to the others — it's doing a different job in the routine. Think of the serums as a hydration step you apply before moisturiser, and the Laneige cream as the moisturising step itself, which is why comparing its price directly to a 30ml serum bottle isn't quite apples to apples.

Best Value Pick: Is The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid Worth Buying Over the Alternatives?

Millilitre for millilitre, The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 is one of the more affordable "clinical concentration" serums in the group — the 30ml bottle works out to around PKR 130 per ml, cheaper than the CeraVe serum at roughly PKR 183 per ml, and far below the Laneige cream, which is a different product category entirely. If your budget is under PKR 2,000, the Loreal 1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum is the most accessible entry point into a genuine leave-on HA serum. If you want The Ordinary's exact formula but a bigger supply, the 60ml bottle brings the per-ml cost down slightly versus buying two 30ml bottles separately over time.

For skin type: The Ordinary's 2% + B5 formula suits most skin types looking for straightforward hydration without added actives; Marine Hyaluronics is worth trying if the standard formula feels tacky or sticky on your skin, since it uses a different delivery base; and the CeraVe version is a good pick if you also want the ceramide benefits CeraVe is known for bundled into the same step, rather than layering a separate moisturiser on top. All of these sit within our wider Oils & Serums category if you want to compare formats further. As a general rule, layer the lightest, most water-based serum first and the richest cream last — applying The Ordinary's serum on slightly damp skin before sealing it in with a moisturiser is what actually makes the hyaluronic acid effective, rather than the price you paid for the bottle.

Is The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid Price Worth It?

The Ordinary built its reputation on pricing "clinical" actives well below what department-store and luxury skincare brands charge for comparable ingredient concentrations, and that positioning holds up in Pakistan — its hyaluronic acid serum costs roughly half of what the Laneige cream costs, while still delivering a research-backed 2% hyaluronic acid complex plus vitamin B5 for barrier support. Because it's fully imported, the The Ordinary hyaluronic acid price does carry duty and currency costs, but it remains one of the most cost-effective ways to add real hyaluronic acid into a Pakistani skincare routine, particularly against pricier South Korean and French alternatives sitting in the same category on this list. It's also a useful reference point when you're browsing other actives, since The Ordinary's pricing philosophy tends to keep its niacinamide, retinol and vitamin C formulas similarly affordable compared with equivalent concentrations from pricier competing brands.

How to Spot Fake The Ordinary in Pakistan

The Ordinary's minimalist packaging — plain box, small dropper bottle — makes it an easy target for counterfeiters, and it's one of the most faked skincare brands sold through unauthorised sellers in Pakistan. Signs of a fake include a bottle that feels slightly off in weight, a dropper that leaks or doesn't draw liquid properly, printing that's noticeably lower quality than the brand's usual clean typography, and pricing well under the standard The Ordinary hyaluronic acid price with no clear explanation for the gap. Always buy from a retailer that can guarantee an authorised import chain — BigBasket.pk lists The Ordinary, CeraVe, Laneige and Garnier as 100% authentic, with Cash on Delivery across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and the rest of Pakistan so you can check the product before paying. Given how small and easy to mishandle the dropper bottles are, it's worth confirming your seller ships securely too — a leaking bottle on arrival is often as much a sign of poor handling as it is of a counterfeit product, so check both the seal and the seller's track record.

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The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 – 30ml

PKR 3,890

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The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 – 60ml

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The Ordinary hyaluronic acid price in Pakistan runs from PKR 3,890 for 30ml to PKR 6,550 for 60ml on BigBasket.pk, and sits comfortably in the middle of a wider HA category that runs from PKR 599 to PKR 8,690 once you include comparable serums, masks and creams from Garnier, L'Oréal, CeraVe and Laneige. Whichever budget you're shopping at, BigBasket.pk stocks the full range as authentic imports with Cash on Delivery nationwide — browse The Ordinary on BigBasket.pk and build your hydration routine step by step, starting with a serum and working up to a heavier cream only if your skin actually needs it.