If you're stocking up on Ardene skincare, you might be paying more than you need to. This week (May 24–31, 2026), we compared prices across Iraqi stores and found some eye-opening differences. From baby oil to sunblock, the same product can cost up to 38.5% more depending on where you shop. Here are the Ardene items with the biggest cross-store price spreads — the ones where comparing prices pays off most.
Start with the biggest gap: 
Ardene Baby Oil 200ml. This 200ml bottle has a spread of 38.5%, with prices ranging from 3,250 IQD to 4,500 IQD. That's a potential saving of 1,250 IQD just by choosing the right store.
Next up, men's sun protection. 
Ardene Oil Free Men Sunblock Cream SPF 30 - 60g varies by 25% across three stores. Best price is 8,000 IQD, but some shops ask 10,000 IQD. A 2,000 IQD difference for the same 60g tube.
Dry skin sufferers, take note. 
Ardene Beauty Hydraline Urea 5% Moisturizing Cream for Dry Skin - 50ml has a 20% spread. You can find it for 7,500 IQD or as high as 9,000 IQD. That's 1,500 IQD saved.
Vitamin C lovers, 
Ardene Softline Vitamin C + E Cream - 150ml offers a 16.7% spread. Best price 6,000 IQD, max 7,000 IQD. A simple shop switch saves 1,000 IQD.
Dandruff bothering you? 
Ardene Anti-dandruff Shampoo 300ml also has a 16.7% spread. Available at two stores for 6,000 to 7,000 IQD.
For brightening, 
Ardene Brightening and Anti-Blemish Cream with 10% Arbutin - 30ml shows an 11.1% spread. Prices range from 27,000 to 30,000 IQD — save 3,000 IQD.
Sunscreen with a tint? 
Ardene Sunscreen Cream Peach Beige SPF50 - 50ml varies by 10%, from 10,000 to 11,000 IQD.
Same spread for 
Ardene C-Factor Vitamin C Radiant Cleansing Foam - 150ml — 10% saving potential.
Oily skin? 
Ardene Moisturizing Cream For Greasy Skin - 150g has a 9.1% spread, from 5,500 to 6,000 IQD.
Finally, 
Ardene Urea 10% Moisturizing Lotion for Dry Skin shows a modest 5.3% spread — but every dinar counts.
Remember, these prices are valid for this week only. Check TajPrice before you buy to lock in the best deal on Ardene products across Iraq.