Niacinamide Serum Price in Bangladesh — Percentage vs Price per ml (Sept 2026)

Niacinamide serum price in Bangladesh currently starts around ৳550 in visible retailer listings and reaches ৳4,000 for premium imported 30ml formulas. On Shajgoj, our August 24, 2026 check found in-stock niacinamide-focused serums from ৳1,099 to ৳2,349, with the lowest checked Shajgoj price-per-ml among neutral brands at ৳24.98/ml for AXIS-Y’s 50ml bottle. Prices move; this is a dated snapshot, not an MRP sheet.

The important number is not the sale badge. It is price per ml, then niacinamide percentage, then whether the product is in stock today. If a retailer says “33% off” but another shop lists the same bottle lower, that is not a market-wide discount. It is only a discount against that retailer’s own crossed-out price.

For broader serum comparisons, see our serum price in Bangladesh tracker and the separate The Ordinary niacinamide price in Bangladesh page.

Current SERP check: what ranks for “niacinamide serum price in Bangladesh”

The current Google-visible result set for “niacinamide serum price in Bangladesh” is mostly retailer/category pages, not independent price-per-ml analysis. In the checked results, GlowzaBD had a category-style page for niacinamide serum price, Rokomari ranked with a niacinamide serum tag page, and SkinPlusBD ranked with a niacinamide tag listing. Those pages show products and ranges, but the comparison is usually by shelf price rather than ml-adjusted cost.

Shajgoj appeared strongly for product-specific searches, including The Ordinary, AXIS-Y, Minimalist and Anua niacinamide-related serums. For the broad primary query, the ranking pattern still looks retailer-led. That matters because shoppers are being pushed toward product grids, not a clean answer to whether ৳1,099 for a 30ml 10% serum is better value than ৳1,249 for a 50ml 5% serum.

Price snapshot — checked August 24, 2026

Retailer listings below are price/availability sources only. This table is not a recommendation to buy from one shop.

Best value by price per ml

Among the Shajgoj products checked, AXIS-Y Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum had the lowest price per ml at ৳24.98/ml, mainly because it is a 50ml bottle. The checkout price, ৳1,249, is higher than a budget 30ml serum, but ml-adjusted math is on its side.

The Ordinary was cheaper at Beauty Booth than Shajgoj in our check: ৳999 vs ৳1,099 for the 30ml bottle. That is a ৳100 difference before any delivery or platform-specific costs. It also means the Shajgoj sale badge should not be read as “lowest available price.”

The expensive outlier is Anua at ৳78.30/ml. That is not automatically a bad buy, because the formula lists 10% niacinamide, 4% tranexamic acid and arbutin. But if a buyer only wants a 10% niacinamide serum, the Anua bottle is not the efficient route.

Percentage-adjusted price: 5%, 10%, 20%

A cheap 5% serum and a cheap 10% serum are not the same thing. To keep the comparison dry, I used this simple index:

Active-cost index = price ÷ (ml × niacinamide percentage)

It is not a clinical score. It does not rate texture, irritation, packaging, expiry, formula elegance or whether a serum pills under sunscreen. It only shows how much you are paying for each percentage-point ml.

Judgment call: Minimalist at ৳1,499 for 30ml is hard to defend on price-per-ml alone. It may suit someone’s skin, and formula preference is real, but the price table is not kind to it. AXIS-Y is also 5%, yet its 50ml bottle keeps the ml cost close to mass-market territory.

The “discount” check

The Ordinary is the cleanest example. Shajgoj listed The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% 30ml at ৳1,099, down from ৳1,650. Beauty Booth listed the same 30ml product at ৳999, down from ৳1,400. A sale badge can be real inside one retailer’s system and still fail a market-price check.

AXIS-Y was closer. Shajgoj listed the 50ml Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum at ৳1,249, while Ordinary.com.bd listed the same 50ml item at ৳1,299. In that case, Shajgoj was ৳50 cheaper in our check. Useful, but not a dramatic gap.

A simple rule: when the crossed-out price is much higher than the current price, check at least one competing listing. If the competing regular price is close to the “sale” price, the discount is marketing math, not necessarily a bargain.

5% vs 10% niacinamide: what the evidence says

The research base does not support the idea that every buyer needs the highest percentage. A review on nicotinamide/niacinamide summarized clinical evidence for use in skin barrier, aging and pigmentation, including studies using lower-percentage topical formulas. A practical hyperpigmentation guide also cites topical 5% niacinamide evidence for facial hyperpigmentation.

For price buyers, the split is practical:

• Beginner or sensitive skin: 5% is the less aggressive starting point. AXIS-Y is the better 5% value in this dataset because of its 50ml size.
• Oily skin or pore-focused buying: 10% products dominate searches. The Ordinary remains the reference product because shoppers know the formula and the 10% + zinc positioning.
• Dark spots: check the supporting actives. Anua costs more because it is not only a niacinamide serum; its Shajgoj listing includes tranexamic acid and arbutin.
• Very high percentages: 20% may look efficient in the table, but price math should not override tolerance. If your skin reacts, the cheap active-cost index becomes irrelevant.

For more context on oil-control buying, see our best serum for oily skin in Bangladesh guide.

What to buy by budget

Under ৳700

The visible market has low-cost options around ৳550–৳650, but availability and formula transparency vary. SkinPlusBD listed Beauty Formulas Illuminating Niacinamide Serum 30ml at ৳550, though the captured listing did not show a niacinamide percentage. That makes it a low-price lead, not a full like-for-like comparison against 5% or 10% serums.

৳900–৳1,200

This is the working zone for The Ordinary and Cos De BAHA listings. Beauty Booth listed The Ordinary 30ml at ৳999; Shajgoj listed it at ৳1,099; Rokomari listed Cos De BAHA Niacinamide 10% Serum at TK 979. That is a tight enough band that stock, expiry date and seller confidence may matter more than a ৳100 gap.

৳1,200–৳1,600

AXIS-Y at ৳1,249 for 50ml is the strongest ml-adjusted listing in this bracket from the Shajgoj check. Minimalist at ৳1,499 for 30ml is less compelling on pure price, though some users may still prefer its texture or ingredient profile.

৳2,000+

Anua at ৳2,349 is a dark-spot formula purchase, not a budget niacinamide purchase. If the reason is only “I want niacinamide,” the table points lower. If the reason is “I want niacinamide plus tranexamic acid and arbutin in one Korean serum,” the comparison set changes.

৳4,000 premium tier

SkinPlusBD listed La Roche-Posay 10% Pure Niacinamide Serum 30ml at ৳4,000, or ৳133.33/ml. That is more than five times the ml cost of AXIS-Y in the Shajgoj check. Premium-brand buyers know what they are paying for; value buyers should not start there.

Availability notes from Shajgoj

On August 24, 2026, the Shajgoj pages checked showed “Add to Cart” for The Ordinary, AXIS-Y, Minimalist and Anua. The Ordinary page also showed only 2 items left in stock, which matters because price trackers can become stale quickly when low-stock products disappear.

Cos De BAHA Tranexamic Acid Niacinamide Serum (TN) was listed at ৳1,450 but showed out of stock, so it should not be counted as an available buying option. Out-of-stock products can still rank and still show prices; that is exactly why availability belongs in the table.

FAQ

What is the niacinamide serum price in Bangladesh?

Niacinamide serum price in Bangladesh currently starts around ৳550 in visible retailer listings and reaches ৳4,000 for premium imported 30ml formulas. In our Shajgoj check on August 24, 2026, in-stock neutral-brand options ranged from ৳1,099 to ৳2,349.

Which niacinamide serum has the lowest price per ml?

Among the Shajgoj products checked here, AXIS-Y Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum had the lowest price per ml at ৳24.98/ml, because it comes in a 50ml bottle. In the wider visible retailer check, SkinPlusBD’s ৳550 Beauty Formulas listing came to ৳18.33/ml, but the captured listing did not show the niacinamide percentage.

Is The Ordinary Niacinamide cheaper on Shajgoj?

Not in this check. Shajgoj listed The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% 30ml at ৳1,099, while Beauty Booth listed the same 30ml product at ৳999. Prices can change, but the August 24 snapshot did not make Shajgoj the lowest checked source for that item.

Is 5% or 10% niacinamide better?

For value math, 10% often looks better because you are buying more active concentration per taka. For tolerance, 5% is often the safer starting point, especially for beginners or reactive skin. Published reviews support niacinamide’s role in pigmentation and barrier-related concerns, but the evidence does not mean everyone should jump to the strongest percentage available.

Is Anua Niacinamide 10% + TXA 4% worth the higher price?

Only if you want the combined dark-spot formula. Anua’s Shajgoj listing includes 10% niacinamide, 4% tranexamic acid and arbutin, so it should be compared with other pigmentation-focused serums, not plain budget niacinamide. At ৳78.30/ml, it is expensive for someone who only wants niacinamide.

Should I use niacinamide serum for acne?

Niacinamide can help with the look of blemishes, oiliness and uneven tone, but it is not an acne medicine. The Ordinary’s own Shajgoj product description says niacinamide and zinc reduce the look of blemishes and visible sebum activity, but neither is a treatment for acne. Persistent acne needs medical advice, not only price comparison.