First Aid BeautyUltra Repair Oil-Control Moisturiser, Weightless Hydrating Mattifying Cream, Helps Minimise Pores for All Day Shine-Free Skin, Alcohol & Oil Free, Safe for Sensitive Skin, 50 mL

Light, moisturising, mattifying.

This stuff is ✨magic✨, I swear!I've always had combination skin, bar being a teenager, that wasn't too bad with oil. I turned 30yo a couple of months ago and my skin went so, so oily. It's like being a teenager all over again. I'm getting spots constantly because of the oil, and no matter what I did the oil just kept coming back pretty quickly. It also meant my hair was getting greasy quicker than it used to.I bought this and I've used it morning and nighttime, like it says, and it's amazing!I do my skincare routine in the morning, apply this afterwards, and I'm oil free until nighttime, and then I'll do my nighttime routine and apply this again. When using it my face also feels really soft and hydrated.A little goes a long way, too! I thought the price for a small pot was quite expensive (for me) but it only takes a little bit to apply, meaning it's great value for money as it will last me ages. I just use a small part from whatever goes on the inside of the lid.I'd recommend this to anyone who is suffering with oily skin. I will definitely be buying more when it runs out! 💖

Wow! I have struggled with oily skin for many many years. Tried enormous amount of products of different brands and price ranges and nothing helped. But this cream has changed my life to before and after. My skin looks matte and healthy. Massive thank you to the developers.

Nah, don't expect miracles from this product.It works... ok. Not amazing. Mid. It's not the worst I've ever used but I won't be rebuying for key reasons listed below.Oil control does not last all day, especially under makeup. It does absorb well into skin and makeup is easy to apply over the top, a big tick. Without any other oil control or primer, just this on its own, I was SHINYYY towards the end of my work day, my makeup was basically running off my face. It have used far better products for oil control based on that result. With OTHER, more work-horse products, this did add a tiny bit of an extra boost to keep oil at bay. It feels nice to use.End of nice comments. Fin.The downside:1) The price. Extortionate. If this was a miracle product, worth it. This is not (for me) any kind of miracle.2) I'm pretty sure it's causing spots. Little pinprick ones, not massive cysts, but spots all the same. My skin was relatively clear before introducing this.3) Absolutely no skin care benefits at all. None. Zilch. Nada. I am worried this is making my blotchier, redder, maybe zittier. It's definitely not going the other way. My skin is definitely less happy at the minute and there's a good chance this is the culprit. Other than that, this is so not moisturising, so even if it didn't cause problems I don't think it'd make my skin happy either.I've given this a week's worth of daily wear to see if my skin adjusted or the effect was cumulative. Nah, just less happy skin. No change whatsoever in oil production or makeup longevity.I might be the outlier. I'd give this the chance if (AND ONLY IF) you have the disposable income to risk being disappointed at a £30 tub of nothing miraculous.

Very good cream ,help with my skin problems

I bought this and other products, like night repair moisturiser and retinol cream and the face wash I spent over £100, I'm 36 and getting stubborn spots, these products didn't make anything worse and oddly my skin felt better with it but didn't look better or help with the spots I had and didn't stop new ones. So although not the worst products I do feel iv spent loads of money with no benefit to me and it's very disappointing, I have used all of the products fully so for what 2 months use maybe bit less, it's all gone apart from a tiny bit of the face wash. It's too much money and no results. This oil control moisturiser tho did leave a night soft feel and a mat no shine look it was nice but just didn't help with anything.

Skin felt dry after use