Floreva Vitamin C Facewash

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 Vitamin C Facewash is a 100ml sulfate-free daily gel cleanser made in Pakistan by Floreva, priced at Rs.1,499, formulated with Vitamin C, Tea Tree Oil, Lactic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe Vera and Glycerin, and cleansing with Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate and Cocamidopropyl Betaine rather than SLS. It is the clarifying and brightening cleanser in the Floreva range, made for oily, combination and congestion-prone skin, and it is free from parabens and sulfates. 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.

Less than it does in a serum, and Floreva would rather say that than imply otherwise. A cleanser is on your skin for 20 to 30 seconds before it rinses away, while a leave-on Vitamin C serum stays for hours, and almost all of the brightening evidence for Vitamin C comes from leave-on products. What a wash like this genuinely does is clean without stripping, and deliver a mild Lactic Acid exfoliation that helps tone look more even over time. So if brightening is your main goal, the honest answer is that a Vitamin C serum does that job and this wash is the step before it, not a replacement for it. Floreva sells both, and buying only the wash and expecting serum results would be a disappointment we would rather prevent.

They do different jobs and the answer depends on your skin, not your budget. Choose the Vitamin C Facewash at Rs.1,499 if your skin is oily, combination or congestion-prone, if you get shiny by midday, or if your main concern is dullness and uneven tone, because Vitamin C, Tea Tree Oil and Lactic Acid are the clarifying and brightening actives here. Choose the Ceramide Petal Face Wash at Rs.2,499 if your skin is dry, sensitive or feels tight after washing, because that one is built around ceramide, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid in visible Korean hydrogel capsules and is the gentler of the two. If your skin is normal and you are unsure, start with the Vitamin C wash, because it is cheaper and easier to tell whether it suits you.

Three groups, and Floreva would rather say so before you order than after. First, if your skin is dry, sensitive or reactive, this is the wrong product in the range: it is the clarifying wash, and the Ceramide Petal Face Wash is the gentle one built for you. Second, this formula contains Tea Tree Oil, which is a well-documented contact allergen for a minority of people, so if you know you react to it, or to essential oils generally, patch test on your inner forearm for 48 hours before using it on your face. Third, if you have active, widespread acne, a daily cleanser is maintenance and not treatment, so a dermatologist is the right call and Floreva's Niacinamide 10% and Zinc serum is the product in this range aimed at that concern.

Yes, Lactic Acid, which is an alpha hydroxy acid, included at wash-off level for gentle exfoliation rather than the stronger resurfacing you would get from a leave-on acid. Two practical consequences follow. First, sunscreen the next morning matters more, not less, because AHAs increase sun sensitivity, and Floreva's Hybrid Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++ at Rs.1,249 is the product in this range for that. Second, if you already use a leave-on exfoliant such as Floreva's Glycolic Acid Serum 7%, you do not need both on the same night, so alternate them rather than stacking them and watch for any tightness or stinging.

Because it costs Floreva less to make, not because it is a lesser product. The Ceramide Petal Face Wash at Rs.2,499 carries hydrogel capsules imported from BioGenics in Daejeon, South Korea, and imported components in a Pakistani-made product carry real cost. The Vitamin C Facewash at Rs.1,499 is formulated and made in Pakistan throughout, which is why it lands at Rs.15 per ml against Rs.25. For comparison sampled on 5 September 2026, Jenpharm's Dermive is Rs.1,198 for 100ml on jenpharm.com and CeraVe Foaming Cleanser was Rs.3,499 for 87ml on makeupstash.pk, so this sits at the accessible end of the clinical bracket rather than the budget end of the market.

Yes, and they are complementary rather than duplicative. The wash cleans and delivers a brief dose of Vitamin C and mild exfoliation before rinsing, while the serum is where the actual brightening work happens because it stays on your skin. A straightforward morning routine is this wash, then Floreva's Vitamin C Serum 10% with Ferulic Acid at Rs.2,099, then moisturiser, then sunscreen. You do not need to worry about the two Vitamin C products conflicting, because the wash rinses away long before the serum goes on.