Floreva Ceramide Petal Face Wash

Yes. All Floreva products are dermatologist-tested, pH-balanced, and formulated without parabens or harsh chemicals. We recommend a patch test before first use.

Most customers notice visible improvement within 2–4 weeks of consistent daily use. Full results are typically seen after 6–8 weeks.

Yes. COD is available across Pakistan. Free delivery on orders over Rs.4,000.

Hassle-free returns within 7 days of delivery if you are not satisfied. The product must be unused and in its original packaging.

Floreva Ceramide Petal Face Wash is a 100ml sulfate-free daily gel cleanser made in Pakistan by Floreva, priced at Rs.2,499 and available at Rs.2,199 on pre-order until 15 August 2026, shipping from 17 August 2026. It is a clear gel carrying visible petal-shaped hydrogel capsules made in South Korea by BioGenics, each carrying ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, and it cleans using coco glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine instead of SLS or SLES, with niacinamide, panthenol, allantoin, sodium hyaluronate, aloe, glycerin and Rosa Damascena flower water in the water phase. It is made for normal, dry, combination and sensitive skin, it is free from sulfates and parabens, and it carries a light rose scent. Payment is cash on delivery only, delivery is 2 to 5 days by Leopards anywhere in Pakistan, delivery is free over Rs.4,000 and Rs.250 below that, and returns are accepted within 7 days.

No, and the name is the reason people ask. The name describes what the capsules suspended in the gel look like, not what they are made of. Those capsules are Korean hydrogel petals carrying ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, and they happen to be petal-shaped. Rosa Damascena flower water is genuinely in the formula as a supporting hydrating ingredient and it is where the light scent comes from, but it is not the point of the product and it is not what you are paying for. If you specifically want a rose water cleanser, Pakistani brands such as Saeed Ghani and Conatural sell them from around Rs.245 to Rs.1,100 and one of those is the better buy for that purpose. Floreva Ceramide Petal Face Wash is a barrier-support cleanser that costs Rs.2,499 for 100ml, and it should be compared against ceramide cleansers, not against rose washes.

Two groups should look elsewhere, and Floreva would rather say so before you order than after. First, if your skin is very oily or actively breaking out, this is the wrong product: it is a gentle, non-stripping wash and it is not a deep-clarifying or anti-acne cleanser, so a salicylic acid wash will serve you better, and Floreva's own Niacinamide 10% and Zinc serum is the product in this range aimed at that concern. Second, this formula contains cocamidopropyl betaine, which the American Contact Dermatitis Society named Allergen of the Year in 2004, usually because of trace manufacturing impurities rather than the surfactant itself, so if you know you react to cocamidopropyl betaine you should patch test on your inner forearm for 48 hours before using it on your face. Neither of these is a defect. They are the consequences of designing a wash to be gentle rather than to be strong.

Because of what is in the capsules and where they come from, and Floreva will show you the comparison rather than argue about it. At Rs.2,499 for 100ml the product works out to roughly Rs.28 a day over about three months of twice-daily use, and there are genuinely cheaper Pakistani ceramide cleansers: Jenpharm's Dermive is Rs.1,198 for the same 100ml size on jenpharm.com as of 7 August 2026, and Dermasation's Hydrating Facial Cleanser is around Rs.2,000 for 237ml, both of which are good products and both of which are the better choice if price is the deciding factor. What Rs.2,499 buys instead is a Korean hydrogel petal from BioGenics carrying ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid together, a sulfate-free surfactant system built on coco glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine, and a product bought directly from the company that made it at one price with one batch, with no import channel, no customs wait and nothing for you to verify. Against imported barrier cleansers sold in Pakistan the position reverses: CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser was Rs.6,460 for 236ml on naheed.pk and CeraVe Foaming Cleanser was Rs.3,499 for 87ml on makeupstash.pk, both sampled 7 August 2026.

Less than they do in a moisturiser, and Floreva would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. The evidence for ceramides is overwhelmingly from leave-on products, where contact time and dose do the work, and the one directly relevant clinical study of a ceramide-containing rinse-off cleanser that Floreva could find, published by Xia and colleagues in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology in July 2025, had no control group and did not measure skin lipids at all, which its own authors list as limitations. What a cleanser can genuinely do is avoid making things worse, and that is the honest job of this one: research by Ananthapadmanabhan and colleagues published in Dermatologic Therapy in 2004 established that harsh surfactants damage skin proteins and lipids and cause after-wash tightness, which is exactly what a sulfate-free system built on coco glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine is designed to avoid. So buy this because it is a comfortable, non-stripping wash that happens to carry ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid in a visible petal, and keep using a leave-on moisturiser for the barrier work, because a cleanser does not replace one.

They are solid, petal-shaped hydrogel capsules made by BioGenics in Daejeon, South Korea, built on an agar and alginate matrix carrying ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, suspended in the clear gel base, and they break under your fingers as you massage the wash into wet skin. Floreva describes them as what they physically are and does not claim that they deposit a measurable amount of anything onto the skin, because no published study measures deposition from a rinse-off facial cleanser and Floreva is not going to invent one. Capsule cleansers are an established format in Korean skincare, so this is not a world first, but Floreva has not found another cleanser sold in Pakistan that combines ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid in a visible hydrogel petal. The capsules are not exfoliating beads and this is not a scrub, so if you are looking for a physical exfoliant this is not that product.

No. The ceramide capsules are imported from Korea, made by BioGenics in Daejeon, and the product itself is formulated and made in Pakistan by Floreva, which is a Pakistani company. Floreva draws that line deliberately, because Korean formula and K-beauty brand are claims that other companies make on thinner grounds and Floreva is not going to be one of them. What the Korean sourcing buys you is the capsule technology. What buying from Floreva buys you is that there is one seller, one price and one batch, you are buying from the manufacturer of record rather than through an import channel, and there is no customs wait, no authenticity check and no batch code to look up.

Yes. Floreva Ceramide Petal Face Wash is open for pre-order now at Rs.2,199 until 15 August 2026, after which it returns to Rs.2,499, and the first units ship from 17 August 2026. You can pre-order through normal checkout on florevapakistan.com or by messaging Floreva on WhatsApp at +92 309 3600039, whichever you prefer. Cash on delivery is the only payment method, so there is no card, EasyPaisa or JazzCash option and nothing is charged until the parcel reaches you. Delivery is 2 to 5 days by Leopards anywhere in Pakistan, free on orders over Rs.4,000 and Rs.250 below that, returns are accepted within 7 days, and Floreva ships within Pakistan only.