CeraVe Cleanser Price in Pakistan: Which Face Wash Suits Your Skin
CeraVe cleanser price in Pakistan for the Hydrating, Acne Control and SA face washes, plus which one suits dry, oily or acne-prone skin.
Most people in Pakistan pick a CeraVe face wash the same way: a cousin swears by the green one, a reel says the blue one clears acne, and the bottle that arrives does not suit their skin at all. The three CeraVe cleansers we sell look almost identical on a shelf, but they behave very differently on your face.
This guide gives you today's prices and matches each one to a skin type, so you buy the right bottle the first time.
CeraVe cleanser prices in Pakistan: the short answer
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- Dry, normal or sensitive skin: CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser (Rs 5,999). A cream wash that does not foam or strip.
- Oily skin with breakouts or blackheads: CeraVe Acne Control Cleanser (Rs 6,590). A gel-to-foam wash with 2% salicylic acid.
- Want to try all three, or share with family: the CeraVe Cleanser Bundle (Rs 12,999), with the Hydrating, Acne Control and Renewing SA cleansers at 237 ml each.
CeraVe cleanser prices at Yellow Pink (September 2026)
These prices update automatically, so what you see below is what you pay today.
| Cleanser | Best for | Texture | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydrating Facial Cleanser | Normal to dry, sensitive skin | Cream, no foam | Rs 5,999 |
| Acne Control Cleanser | Oily, acne-prone skin | Gel to foam | Rs 6,590 |
| Cleanser Bundle (Hydrating, Acne Control, Renewing SA, 237 ml each) | Trying all three, or a household with mixed skin | All three | Rs 12,999 |
| Hydrating Cleanser + Moisturizing Cream bundle | Dry skin, full two-step routine | Cleanser plus 340 g cream | Rs 6,599 |
What every CeraVe cleanser has in common
CeraVe builds all of its cleansers around the same three ceramides: ceramide NP, AP and EOP. Ceramides are fats that sit naturally in the top layer of your skin and help hold it together, which is why a ceramide cleanser tends to leave skin feeling less tight than a harsh soap.
Every one we stock is fragrance-free and non-comedogenic, meaning the brand says it will not clog pores. That matters in Pakistan's humid months, when a heavy or perfumed wash can leave congested skin worse off. The difference between them is what sits on top of that ceramide base: extra hydration in one, salicylic acid in the other two.
CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser: for dry and sensitive skin
This is the green-cap bottle. CeraVe lists it for normal to dry skin, and it carries the National Eczema Association Seal of Acceptance. It is a milky cream cleanser, so do not expect lather. It rinses off clean and leaves skin comfortable rather than squeaky.
The ingredient list on our product page shows glycerin near the top, plus hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, cholesterol and the three ceramides. CeraVe also uses what it calls MVE technology, which the brand says releases these ingredients gradually through the day.
Who should pick it
Choose it if your face feels tight after washing, if you get flaky patches in winter, or if you already use a strong active such as a retinoid and need your wash to stay gentle. It also suits people who wash their face often in summer and find foaming washes leave them dry by evening.
If your skin is very oily, you may find it does not feel "clean" enough. That is a texture preference more than a flaw, but it is worth knowing before you buy.
CeraVe Acne Control Cleanser: for oily, acne-prone skin
This is the teal bottle, and it is the one to reach for if breakouts, blackheads or visible pores are your main complaint. The active ingredient is salicylic acid 2%. It also contains purifying clay to soak up oil, niacinamide to help calm the skin, and the three ceramides with hydrolysed hyaluronic acid to stop the acid from leaving you tight and dry.
Salicylic acid is a keratolytic. MedlinePlus explains that it treats acne by unplugging blocked pores and reducing swelling and redness, so pimples can shrink. The Cleveland Clinic describes it as an over-the-counter option that dissolves dead skin cells so follicles do not clog.
How to use it without drying your skin out
Shake the bottle, wet your face, work a dime-sized amount into a lather, massage gently avoiding the eyes, then rinse well. The label says morning and evening. If your skin feels dry or starts to peel, drop to once a day.
Be careful with layering. MedlinePlus warns against using salicylic acid on the same skin as benzoyl peroxide, tretinoin, alcohol-based products or abrasive scrubs unless your doctor has told you to, because the combination can cause severe irritation. If you are on a prescription acne cream, ask your dermatologist before adding this wash.
For a wider look at salicylic acid washes beyond CeraVe, see our salicylic acid face wash guide.
CeraVe Renewing SA Cleanser: the one for normal skin
The blue-cap Renewing SA Cleanser also contains salicylic acid, but CeraVe positions it as a gentle exfoliating wash for normal and acne-prone skin that softens and smooths without disrupting the skin barrier. The brand does not print a salicylic acid percentage for it, and says it works on face and body.
Think of it as the in-between option: for someone whose skin is not dry, not very oily, but feels rough or gets the odd clogged pore. We only stock it as part of the three-cleanser bundle, not on its own.
What about the CeraVe Foaming Cleanser?
You will see the Foaming Facial Cleanser recommended a lot. CeraVe lists it for normal to oily skin, with ceramides, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, and claims 12-hour oil control. It contains no salicylic acid.
We do not stock the Foaming Cleanser at the moment. If you are oily and breaking out, the Acne Control Cleanser is the closer match anyway, because it adds the salicylic acid the Foaming version lacks. If you are oily without breakouts, our face wash guide for oily skin covers other options.
Which CeraVe cleanser for your skin type
Dry or dehydrated skin
Hydrating Facial Cleanser, every time. Pair it with a moisturiser straight after washing while your skin is still slightly damp. The Hydrating Cleanser and Moisturizing Cream bundle (Rs 6,599) covers both steps and costs less than buying the two separately. Our dry skin face wash guide has more on this.
Oily and acne-prone skin
Acne Control Cleanser. Be patient: the Cleveland Clinic notes that even with treatment, acne can take weeks to settle. If your skin gets too dry, use it at night only and switch to a gentler wash in the morning.
Combination skin
Many people with an oily T-zone and dry cheeks do best with two cleansers: Acne Control at night, Hydrating in the morning. The bundle makes this cheaper than buying singles. Use one cleanser per wash, not both at once.
Eczema-prone or very sensitive skin
The NHS advises people with eczema to wash with an emollient instead of soap and to avoid irritants such as soap and detergent. A fragrance-free cream cleanser like the Hydrating one is the gentler choice here. If your eczema is flaring, follow your doctor's plan first.
How to wash your face properly
The right cleanser still fails if the method is wrong. The NHS suggests washing twice a day with a gentle cleanser, and the Cleveland Clinic recommends warm, not hot, water.
- Wet your face with lukewarm water first.
- Use a small amount and massage in gentle circles. Scrubbing hard does not clean better.
- Rinse well, especially along the hairline and jaw, then pat dry with a clean towel.
- Moisturise while skin is still slightly damp, and apply sunscreen in the morning.
- Do not pick or squeeze spots. The NHS warns this can cause scars.
If you are building a full routine, our complete CeraVe guide covers the moisturisers and sunscreens, and our CeraVe Moisturizing Cream guide explains which size is the best value.
Single bottle or bundle?
Buy a single bottle if you know your skin type and only one person in the house will use it. Buy the three-cleanser bundle if you have combination skin and want two washes, if you want to try the Renewing SA Cleanser, or if sisters or a spouse with different skin will share. The product page notes that bought together, the three work out cheaper per bottle than buying them one at a time.
Buying genuine CeraVe in Pakistan
A popular imported brand is always worth buying carefully. Buy from a seller that tells you where its stock comes from. Our CeraVe is imported directly from the US and every bottle is barcode scannable. Cash on delivery is available across Pakistan. You can browse the full range on our CeraVe brand page.
The bottom line
Dry or sensitive skin: Hydrating Facial Cleanser. Oily skin with breakouts: Acne Control Cleanser. Combination skin, or a household with different skin types: the three-cleanser bundle. Pick by your skin, not by what worked for someone else, and give any new wash a fair trial before you decide.
Frequently asked questions
Which CeraVe cleanser is best for oily skin?
If you get breakouts or blackheads, the Acne Control Cleanser with 2% salicylic acid. If you are oily without acne, the Hydrating Cleanser can still work, or look at other oil-control washes.
Can I use the Acne Control Cleanser twice a day?
The label says morning and evening. If your skin gets dry or peels, cut back to once a day and use a gentler wash for the other.
Can I use a CeraVe cleanser with tretinoin or benzoyl peroxide?
The Hydrating Cleanser is the safer pairing. MedlinePlus warns against combining salicylic acid with tretinoin or benzoyl peroxide unless your doctor approves, so ask your dermatologist before using the Acne Control Cleanser alongside them.
When should I see a doctor about acne?
The NHS says to see a doctor if you have tried treating acne yourself and it is not improving, if the spots are deep, painful or scarring, or if acne is affecting your mood. A face wash helps with mild acne, but it is not a treatment for severe acne.
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