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Frequently Asked Questions About Glow Enchanting Moisturizer — For Dry Skin, Face & Body
Glow Enchanting Moisturizer costs Rs. 1,199 in Pakistan for the 30ml jar. That works out to roughly Rs. 40 per ml, which sits below most imported moisturisers in the same category.
It is sold directly through thepetalsbeauty.com with cash on delivery available nationwide.
For dry skin, the moisturiser you want is one that both draws water into the skin and seals it there. A product doing only the first leaves skin feeling tight again within hours.
Glow Enchanting Moisturizer is built for exactly this. Glycerin pulls moisture into the skin, mineral oil forms a barrier that stops it evaporating, and niacinamide supports the skin barrier over time. It is a rich cream rather than a lightweight lotion, which is what dry skin in Pakistan's winter climate actually needs.
If your skin is oily, this is not the right product for you — a lighter gel formula will suit you better.
It works on both. On the face it suits dry, very dry and normal skin, applied morning and night. On the body it is particularly effective on the areas that stay dry year-round — elbows, knees, hands and heels.
A single 30ml jar covers facial use comfortably. If you plan to use it head to toe, expect to go through it considerably faster.
It is formulated for dry, very dry and normal skin.
We would rather be straight with you than sell you the wrong thing: if your skin is oily or acne-prone, this is a rich occlusive cream and you will likely find it heavy. Oily skin generally does better with a gel or a lightweight lotion. Combination skin can use it on dry areas while keeping it away from the T-zone.
Aqua, Glycerin, Carbomer, Mineral Oil, Niacinamide, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteth-10 Phosphate, Tocopherol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil.
Three of those do the work:
- Glycerin is a humectant — it attracts water into the upper layers of skin. It is second on the list, so it is present at meaningful concentration.
- Mineral oil is an occlusive. It forms a breathable barrier that stops moisture escaping, and it is one of the most studied and least irritating moisturising ingredients available.
- Niacinamide (vitamin B3) supports barrier function and helps even out skin tone with continued use.
Tocopherol (vitamin E) provides antioxidant support.
No. This formula uses glycerin as its humectant rather than hyaluronic acid, and contains no ceramides.
Glycerin and hyaluronic acid do the same job — both pull water into the skin. Glycerin is the older, cheaper and better-evidenced of the two, and in dry climates it often performs better because it draws moisture more reliably at low humidity.
If you specifically want hyaluronic acid, our Miracle C Cream contains sodium hyaluronate.
This is a cream, which means it is thicker and contains more oil than a lotion.
The difference matters when you're choosing. Lotions are lighter, absorb faster and suit normal or slightly dry skin, particularly in summer. Creams contain more occlusive ingredients and hold moisture in for longer, which is what genuinely dry skin needs — and what makes them the better choice in winter.
If your skin feels tight a few hours after applying a lotion, a cream is what you were missing.
Regular use provides intense hydration, glowing skin, and a youthful look. It prevents premature aging, reduces fine lines, and keeps the skin barrier strong. It is the best moisturizer for dull skin, brightening moisturizer for uneven tone, and an essential part of any skincare routine in both summer and winter.
Yes, through niacinamide, which is a well-established ingredient for evening out skin tone and reducing the appearance of dark spots over time.
Two things are worth being precise about. First, the brightening effect is gradual — expect 8 to 12 weeks of consistent use, not days. Second, a good deal of the immediate "glow" from any moisturiser comes from hydration itself: well-hydrated skin reflects light evenly, while dry skin scatters it and reads as dull.
Both effects are real. They just work on different timescales.
No, and no moisturiser is. This is worth stating plainly.
Brightening and whitening are different things. Brightening means fading excess pigment — dark spots, sun marks, uneven patches — so your natural tone looks more even. Whitening implies changing your baseline complexion, which no topical cream can do.
Products promising to whiten skin generally rely on harsh bleaching agents that damage the skin barrier for a short-lived effect, and skin usually looks worse a few months on. Glow Enchanting Moisturizer contains niacinamide, which evens tone. It will not make you fairer, and we would not sell it to you on that basis.
Apply it to slightly damp skin, not dry skin. This is the step most people get wrong.
- Cleanse and pat your face almost dry, leaving it slightly damp.
- Take a pea-sized amount for the face; more for the body.
- Massage in gentle upward motions until absorbed.
- Pay extra attention to dry areas — elbows, knees, hands, heels.
The reason damp application matters: this formula works partly by sealing existing moisture in. Applied to bone-dry skin, there is much less water for it to trap.
Roman Urdu: Chehra dho kar halka geela rehne dein, phir thori si cream laga kar upar ki taraf massage karein. Bilkul sukhi skin par lagane se faida kam hota hai.
Moisturiser first, then sunscreen. Apply your moisturiser, wait three to five minutes for it to absorb, then apply sunscreen as the final skincare step before makeup.
Applying sunscreen underneath means your moisturiser can dilute or disturb the SPF film, which reduces the protection you're actually getting. Our Flawless Glow BB Cream with SPF 30+ works as that final layer.
Yes, but give it time. This is a rich cream, so allow three to five minutes before applying primer or foundation. Applying makeup over a moisturiser that hasn't settled is the usual cause of pilling and patchiness.
The correct order is moisturiser, then primer, then base. If you want something lighter for daytime makeup, Prime & Purifier is designed for that step.
Yes, and it performs particularly well on hands, feet, elbows and knees. Skin in those areas has fewer oil glands and stays dry year-round, which is exactly what an occlusive cream is for.
For cracked heels or very dry hands, apply a thicker layer at night and cover with socks or cotton gloves. The occlusion holds the product against the skin for hours instead of letting it rub away.
Yes — winter is when a cream like this makes the most difference. Cold air holds less moisture, indoor heating dries it further, and hot showers strip the skin's natural oils. Lightweight lotions that felt fine in summer often stop being enough by November.
In Lahore and Islamabad winters especially, a richer occlusive cream is the more appropriate choice. Many people use a lighter product in summer and switch to something like this from November through February.
Yes. Skin type determines what suits you, not gender. It works well on dry facial skin, hands, and post-shave tightness.
One caveat: avoid applying it immediately after shaving, when skin is most reactive. Wait a few hours, or moisturise in the evening if you shave in the morning.
It contains lavender essential oil, which gives the product its scent and is a fragrance ingredient.
If your skin is sensitive or fragrance-reactive, patch test on your inner forearm and wait 24 hours before applying it to your face. If you have a known lavender or fragrance allergy, or diagnosed eczema or rosacea, this product is not the right choice — look for a fragrance-free formula instead.
We would rather tell you this upfront than have you find out after purchase.
Order directly from thepetalsbeauty.com, the official Petals Beauty store. That is the only channel where we can guarantee genuine, in-date stock.
Every jar carries a barcode and batch marking. If you bought elsewhere and want to verify what you have, send a photo to our WhatsApp on 0300 5358271 and we will confirm it.
Roughly 6 to 8 weeks with twice-daily facial use — around 10 to 12 weeks if you use it once a day. Considerably less if you're applying it to the body as well, since body application uses several times more product per session.
Store it in a cool, dry place with the lid closed tightly.