Floreva Pakistan

Skincare Ingredient Index

Last updated 31 August 2026 · maintained by the Floreva editorial team, reviewed by Dr. Zaeem Faisal, MBBS, FCPS (Dermatology)

Quick, factual reference for every active ingredient used in Floreva Pakistan products. Each entry: what it is, the dose we use, when to apply, what it pairs with, and what to keep it away from. Deep-dive guides are linked per ingredient.

Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid)

What it isThe most-studied topical antioxidant; brightens, fades dark spots, boosts sunscreen protection.
Dose in Floreva10%, stabilised with Ferulic Acid 0.5% + Vitamin E 1%, pH 3.0–3.2 — Vitamin C Serum, Rs.2,099
WhenMorning, on dry skin, under sunscreen.
Pairs withSunscreen (always), Hyaluronic Acid, night-time Niacinamide.
Keep apart fromGlycolic/retinol in the same routine — use those at night.
GuideVitamin C buyer’s guide

Ferulic Acid

What it isPlant-derived antioxidant that stabilises L-Ascorbic Acid and roughly doubles its photoprotection (Lin et al., 2005).
Dose in Floreva0.5%, inside the Vitamin C Serum.
RoleStabiliser + antioxidant amplifier; not sold alone.

Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)

What it isMultitasker: regulates sebum, visibly tightens pores, blocks melanin transfer, rebuilds the barrier.
Dose in Floreva10% + Zinc PCA 1% — Niacinamide Serum, Rs.1,999; 5% inside the Brightening Cream; also in the Face Wash capsules.
WhenNight (or any time); gentle enough for daily use.
Pairs withAlmost everything; the classic partner to morning Vitamin C.
Keep apart fromNothing strictly — but don’t stack with glycolic on the same night if skin is reactive.
GuideNiacinamide buyer’s guide

Zinc PCA

What it isSebum-regulating, antibacterial zinc salt; targets the bacteria behind inflamed breakouts.
Dose in Floreva1%, inside the Niacinamide Serum.
Best forOily and acne-prone skin.

Glycolic Acid (AHA)

What it isThe smallest alpha-hydroxy acid; dissolves the bonds holding dead surface cells, smoothing texture and fading marks.
Dose in Floreva7%, buffered with botanicals, pH 3.6–3.9 — Glycolic Serum, Rs.2,199
WhenNight, 2–3 times per week. Never daily on Pakistani skin.
Pairs withMoisturizer after; next-morning SPF is mandatory.
Keep apart fromRetinol, Vitamin C, benzoyl peroxide in the same routine.
GuideGlycolic buyer’s guide

Alpha Arbutin

What it isBearberry-derived brightener; slows the tyrosinase enzyme so dark spots fade gradually and safely — no bleaching, no hydroquinone rebound.
Dose in Floreva2%, with Niacinamide 5% — Advanced Brightening Cream, Rs.2,299
WhenNight, on dark patches or full face. Safe long-term; generally pregnancy-safe.
Pairs withMorning Vitamin C (different pathway), daily SPF.
GuideAlpha Arbutin complete guide

Ceramides

What it isThe skin barrier’s own mortar lipids — roughly half its lipid content. Depleted by sun, over-washing, and sulfate cleansers.
Dose in FlorevaKorean hydrogel capsules (with niacinamide + hyaluronic acid) in the Ceramide Petal Face Wash, Rs.2,499
WhenEvery wash, morning and night.
GuideCeramide face-wash guide

Hyaluronic Acid

What it isA humectant that binds many times its weight in water; plumps and hydrates without oil.
In FlorevaInside the Face Wash capsules; a common partner ingredient across routines.
WhenAny time, on damp skin, under moisturizer.
Pairs withEverything.

Hybrid Sunscreen Filters (SPF 50+ PA++++)

What it isChemical + mineral filter blend: broad UVA/UVB protection without the white cast pure mineral leaves on Pakistani skin tones.
In FlorevaHybrid Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++, Rs.1,249
WhenEvery morning, last step, two finger-lengths; reapply every 2–3 hours outdoors.
Why non-negotiablePakistan’s UV index sits at 10–12 half the year; UV drives dark spots, melasma, and aging more than any other factor.
GuideSunscreen buyer’s guide

Doses and prices verified against live product data on the date above. Full sourcing standards in our editorial policy; layering rules in the order-of-application guide.