By the Floreva Editorial Team
Disclosure: We make and sell this cleanser. This is a brand-authored assessment of its current product information, price and customer feedback, not an independent wear test. We have not conducted a clinical trial comparing the finished cleanser with another brand.
Floreva Ceramide Petal Face Wash costs Rs.2,499 for 100ml. It is worth considering if you want the petal-capsule gel format and a cleanser positioned for normal-to-dry skin. The evidence is too limited to promise better results than a simpler, cheaper cleanser. If your current wash cleans comfortably, there is no clear reason to replace it just to add ceramides.
That is the buying decision this review addresses. For a wider comparison across brands and skin types, read our face-wash buying guide.
What you are buying
The product is a rinse-off gel cleanser made in Pakistan. Floreva’s product specification lists coco glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine as cleansing ingredients, with visible hydrogel petals carrying ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid. The current bottle size is 100ml. These are product specifications, not proof that the finished wash treats a skin condition.
The ingredient names describe a different product from our Vitamin C Facewash, which lists Vitamin C, tea tree oil and lactic acid and is positioned for oily or combination skin. Buying the more expensive bottle does not automatically give you the better match.
Check the complete ingredient list on the pack you receive, particularly if you have a known ingredient allergy. This review does not independently verify a fragrance-free claim or a finished-product pH, so neither is part of our recommendation.
What the petals tell you and what they do not
The visible petals are a distinctive part of the format. You can decide whether that format appeals to you without turning it into a medical claim. Their presence does not tell us how much of each ingredient stays on skin after rinsing, or how this cleanser compares with a leave-on moisturizer.
We have not measured ingredient deposition, moisture-barrier recovery or changes in acne in a controlled trial of this finished wash. We therefore cannot promise that the petals repair a damaged barrier, fade marks or outperform another cleanser. The useful day-to-day question is whether the wash removes what you need removed and leaves your skin comfortable.
A cleanser also does not take the place of moisturizer. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends a simple routine built around cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection. Adding an ingredient-rich wash is optional within that routine. Source: AAD skin care on a budget.
What customers have actually reported
On 28 September 2026, the store held one approved customer review for this cleanser. It was positive about the product and its value, but the underlying purchase-verification field was not marked verified. We are not describing it as a verified-purchase review.
One opinion cannot establish a reliable pattern of tolerance, results or value across skin types. It also cannot tell us how the product compares with other washes. The reviewer did not supply the kind of controlled before-and-after evidence that would support a clinical claim.
That small sample is the main limitation of this review. You can read the current product reviews and product details before deciding; the dated count above may change as feedback arrives. We will update this assessment when there is enough new evidence to change the recommendation, rather than treating every extra star as proof.
How the price compares within Floreva
- Ceramide Petal Face Wash: Rs.2,499 for 100ml.
- Vitamin C Facewash: Rs.1,499 for 100ml.
At the prices checked on 28 September, the Ceramide wash costs Rs.1,000 more for the same bottle size. That difference buys a different formula and format; it is not a measured improvement in cleansing performance. The amounts above come from the store’s current product records, so check them again before ordering.
We have not measured the amount used per wash, so we are not promising that either bottle lasts three months or quoting a fixed daily cost. Your usage, how often you wash and how much product you dispense all affect that calculation.
If keeping costs down is your priority, compare a basic cleanser that suits you before paying more for visible capsules. The product page shows current delivery terms; include delivery when comparing the total cost of a single-bottle order.
Who should consider it
Consider the Ceramide wash if you want a gel cleanser with the listed ingredients, prefer this format and can comfortably afford it. Our range positions it toward normal and dry skin, but that is not a guarantee of suitability for every person with sensitive skin.
If your skin often stings, is currently inflamed, or you have a diagnosed condition, do not infer safety from the word ceramide. Check the formula and discuss persistent symptoms with a dermatologist. If you have already identified an ingredient that causes a reaction, avoid a product containing it.
Skip it if you are buying mainly to treat acne, erase pigmentation or replace moisturizer. Those expectations go beyond the evidence we have for this cleanser. Also skip it if you already have an affordable wash you like and the main attraction is the capsule appearance.
Using a cleanser without overdoing it
Follow the directions on your bottle. General AAD washing advice is to use lukewarm water and fingertips, rinse gently and pat dry. Scrubbing to get a squeaky-clean feeling can irritate skin. Source: AAD Face washing 101.
Introduce one new product at a time so you can identify what changed. Stop using a product that causes irritation rather than treating discomfort as proof it is working. Seek medical advice for persistent or severe reactions.
For seasonal routine planning, our Pakistan winter skincare guide explains the broader routine. You do not need to buy a full new set simply because the weather changes.
Our verdict
This is a clearly priced, distinctive cleanser with a very small customer-feedback base. Its strongest reason to buy is that the formula and format fit what you want from a wash. Its weakest reason to buy is the expectation that visible petals guarantee better skin.
Compare the Ceramide Petal Face Wash with your current cleanser and with the Vitamin C Facewash. Choose for your needs and budget, and keep treatment claims separate from cleansing claims.
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