How to reinstall FaceTime and Safari?

I Just opened my phone after I formatted it 3/4 days ago and then I realized that the Safari app and the FaceTime app are no longer in it. At the first moment I thought it was because I didn't update for the IOS 8.1.2, but now I did it and I still without the apps.

It is impossible to remove the built in apps, such as Safari, unless the phone is jailbroken. FaceTime also, unless the phone comes from a Middle Eastern country (model number will have AE appended to it). If you don't see these apps go to Settings/General/Reset - Reset home screen layout.
You can also use Search to look for them.
If they truly are not there they have been blocked in Restrictions, or, if the phone has a corporate MS Exchange email account the IT department may have blocked it.

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