Night Cream Price in Bangladesh — Actives, Size and Cost per Night

Night cream price in Bangladesh currently runs from about ৳290 for small mass-market sleeping creams to ৳4,300+ for imported dermo-cosmetic creams. In the listings checked on 30 August 2026, the usable middle of the market sat at ৳599–৳1,490, while premium barrier-repair or retinol jars crossed ৳2,500 quickly. Size matters: a ৳980 100ml jar can cost less per night than a ৳450 15ml “deal.”

The current search result is not subtle. Retail category pages rank first, not independent price analysis: Arogga, Emart, iCart, Beauty Booth, Authentic Makeup Store BD, GlowBD, Rokomari and Daraz-style tag pages all appear for the query. That makes the “discount” label less useful than two numbers: checked price and estimated cost per night. (arogga.com)

Price snapshot: checked 30 August 2026

Assumption for cost per night: 0.25g or 0.25ml per use for face and neck. That gives roughly 4 uses per gram/ml. This is a price model, not a dermatology dosage.

Shajgoj prices and stock counts above come from individual product pages checked for Skin Cafe, Himalaya, Superdrug, Secret Solution, Guerniss and CeraVe. The pages showed add-to-cart availability with low stock counts ranging from 1 to 6 units at the time indexed/checked. (shop.shajgoj.com)

Arogga’s night cream category showed a broad visible spread: Garnier 18g at ৳290, Simple 50ml at ৳599, L’Oréal Glycolic Bright at ৳1,490, CeraVe Skin Renewing Night Cream at ৳2,750 and CeraVe PM 89ml at ৳2,850. Rokomari’s category copy puts the wider market range at ৳200–৳6,000, with visible imported options including Cetaphil Healthy Renew Night Cream at ৳4,300. (arogga.com)

What the price bands actually mean

The bad buy is not always the expensive one. The bad buy is the small one pretending to be cheap. Dot & Key at ৳499 for 15ml costs an estimated ৳8.32 per night; Superdrug at ৳980 for 100ml costs about ৳2.45 per night under the same use assumption. Same shelf. Different math. (beautybooth.com.bd)

Actives: what you are paying for

Retinol, ceramides, peptides, niacinamide, Vitamin C derivatives and heavier moisturising bases are the common price drivers. The American Academy of Dermatology describes retinoid/retinol products as options people consider for mild acne, pigmentation irregularities, fine lines and wrinkles, while also noting that irritation can happen and that starting slowly with moisturizer can help. (aad.org)

Ceramides and hyaluronic acid tend to push products into the higher band when attached to imported dermo-cosmetic brands. That shows up clearly in the checked prices: CeraVe Skin Renewing Night Cream stayed between ৳2,590 and ৳2,999 across Emart, Shajgoj, Arogga and Beauty Booth on this check. (e-mart.com.bd)

For “glow” or pigmentation claims, be more careful with ingredient lists than with the word brightening. The FDA warns consumers not to use over-the-counter skin-lightening products containing mercury or hydroquinone, and notes that mercury can be absorbed through repeated skin use. This matters in Bangladesh because low-priced “whitening” night creams are common in search results and marketplaces. (fda.gov)

The discount column needs suspicion

Three examples from the 30 August check:

1. Himalaya Revitalizing Night Cream at Shajgoj: ৳590 against a listed ৳600 MRP. That is a ৳10 reduction. Technically a discount; practically not worth changing retailer over. (shop.shajgoj.com)
2. CeraVe Skin Renewing Night Cream: Shajgoj showed ৳2,665, Arogga ৳2,750, Emart ৳2,590 and Beauty Booth ৳2,999. The same named product varied by ৳409 between the lowest and highest visible checked prices. (shop.shajgoj.com)
3. Superdrug Vitamin E Nourishing Night Cream: ৳980 for 100ml looked more expensive than sub-৳600 creams, but the 100ml size made it one of the cheapest per-night options in this sample. (shop.shajgoj.com)

A discount percentage without pack size is incomplete data. A discount percentage without a recent regular-price history is weaker data.

Best value picks by price logic, not skin promise

Lowest cost per night in the checked sample

Skin Cafe Night Repairing Cream With Collagen came out at about ৳1.96 per night using the 0.25g estimate. The limitation is stock: the checked Shajgoj listing showed only 1 item left. Low price plus low stock is not a stable market price. (shop.shajgoj.com)

Best size-adjusted budget imported option

Superdrug Vitamin E Nourishing Night Cream 100ml is the cleanest value case in the sample: ৳980 looks mid-range, but 100ml changes the calculation. Estimated cost: ৳2.45 per night. It is not the cheapest sticker price; it is the better size-adjusted price. (shop.shajgoj.com)

Cheapest common 50ml imported option in visible listings

Simple Kind to Skin Vital Vitamin Night Cream 50ml was listed at ৳599 on Arogga, or about ৳3 per night by the same estimate. That is the kind of price point where a ৳100–৳200 retailer difference matters less than authenticity, expiry and whether the formula suits your skin. (arogga.com)

Premium barrier-repair pick by lowest checked price

For CeraVe Skin Renewing Night Cream 48g, Emart had the lowest checked visible price at ৳2,590, followed by Shajgoj at ৳2,665, Arogga at ৳2,750 and Beauty Booth at ৳2,999. The spread is large enough to check at least two retailers before buying. (e-mart.com.bd)

Night cream vs sleeping mask vs regular moisturizer

A night cream is usually a richer moisturizer positioned for evening use. A sleeping mask is often used less frequently or as a final occlusive layer. A regular moisturizer can also be used at night if the ingredients and texture suit your skin.

For price tracking, bdbeautyprice.com separates them only when the listing separates them. Retailers do not always do that cleanly. Emart’s night cream category, for example, includes moisturizers and sleeping-mask-style products under the same category, while Arogga’s visible list includes both night creams and PM moisturizers. (e-mart.com.bd)

How to compare two night cream prices in Bangladesh

Use this formula:

Cost per night = checked price ÷ (size in g/ml × 4)

Examples from the current check:

The formula is deliberately boring. It catches the common mistake: buying the cheaper tube that costs more per use.

What to check before buying a night cream

• Size first: 15ml, 30ml, 48g, 50ml and 100ml do not belong in the same mental price bucket.
• Expiry date: especially on sale items and imported creams.
• Full ingredient list: avoid unlabeled “whitening” products and products with hidden or unclear active claims.
• Skin type fit: rich creams can feel heavy on oily skin; active-heavy creams can irritate sensitive skin.
• Morning sunscreen: AAD notes sunscreen and moisturizer are the two most effective anti-aging products consumers can buy; a night cream does not replace daytime sunscreen. (aad.org)
• Retailer price spread: for imported products above ৳2,000, check at least two current listings.

FAQ

What is the current night cream price in Bangladesh?

Based on listings checked on 30 August 2026, common night cream prices in Bangladesh range from about ৳290 to ৳4,300+. The practical middle band is ৳599–৳1,490 for recognizable mass and imported brands, while CeraVe/Cetaphil-type imported creams sit higher. (arogga.com)

Which night cream is cheapest per night?

In this sample, Skin Cafe Night Repairing Cream With Collagen 50g at ৳392 was the cheapest, at about ৳1.96 per night. But the checked listing showed only 1 item left, so treat it as a dated price, not a guaranteed market price. (shop.shajgoj.com)

Is a ৳2,500 night cream worth it?

Only if the formula solves a specific need you actually have: barrier repair, sensitivity, dryness or an active you tolerate well. Price alone is not proof. In the current check, CeraVe Skin Renewing Night Cream cost ৳2,590–৳2,999 depending on retailer, so the first decision is whether that formula is needed; the second is where it is cheapest on the day. (e-mart.com.bd)

Are whitening night creams safe?

Not automatically. The FDA warns against over-the-counter skin-lightening products containing mercury or hydroquinone and advises checking labels for those ingredients. Avoid unlabeled creams, handmade labels, and products making fast whitening claims without a clear ingredient list. (fda.gov)

Should I buy night cream or moisturizer?

If you already own a moisturizer that keeps your skin comfortable overnight, you may not need a separate night cream. Pay extra only for a reason: richer texture, retinol, ceramides, niacinamide, peptides or another active that fits your routine. The price table is the filter; your skin tolerance is the limit.