I decided to purchase this facial cleanser yesterday, when a store associate recommended it for me, when I asked her advice for something that could really help target the regular and unfortunate continual oiliness of my nose all day long, day in and day out, when not coated in mattifying powder :&#47; Gotta love genetics, or whatever&#39;s causing that to occur, huh? *Blatant sarcasm* Anyhow... She recommend this product to me, which so far seems to be quite good quality, gentle, and non-irritating to my combination skin.. Which I would definitely hope for it to be, as I am not necessarily used to spending around $14 on on bottle of facial cleanser; it seems slightly higher to me than what I typically would spend, yet still within the realm of reason when I had reason to believe it would be a good quality product, especially given that I had already heard a number of positive things about this skincare brand so far. I felt that if it&#39;s good quality for my skin type..sometimes I feel like you&#39;ve just got to invest in certain items for better quality, when it comes to skincare. Not necessarily my experience with cosmetic items tho so far, I will just mention while we are on the subject. From what I&#39;ve found to this day, more expensive is far from actually equating to overall better quality and product performance, In my personal opinion. All in all this is a product I purchased primarily for my nose and to some degree forehead as my nose becomes ridiculously oily throughout the day as I mentioned above, however I also found it to work very well on my forehead and even cheek area as well. I anticipate mainly using it for my nose and possibly forehead area as that is what I primarily purchased it for. Is it perfect for my nose, eliminating all shine?...no but it&#39;s about the closest I&#39;ve ever come to having my nose not still be an oily mess after using a traditional style facial cleanser, and good enough such that I only feel like I have to powder my nose *a little* bit after using this cleanser, as opposed to really pretty substantially as with many other cleanser I have tried&#47;used to date. This is a product I would highly recommend, especially to people with oily skin or for the oily areas for people with combination skin! Seems well worth the price to me, so far. I used it this morning, and will attach a picture or two from then!

I purchased these several weeks ago in sale while shopping with a friend at Marshall&#39;s. What I really like about this serum is how gentle and soothing it is, how well I find it to moisturize and revitalize my skin both in terms of appearance and improving it&#39;s overall health, over time. I got it on a very good sale - I believe for only $3, but at it&#39;s regular price of $10, I still feel that it is a nice and good quality skincare product, and quite possibly worth giving a try, for sure! :)

I purchased this eye treatment cream at my local Cub foods yesterday evening and used it for the first time tonight. So far I find that I am really liking this product! That being said, it is a little bit difficult at this point for me to determine what the results of using this product may be like for me in terms of helping with dark as well as possibly puffiness and fine lines (these were the criteria..idk if that&#39;s the right word, but anyways.. basically on the front of the package these are the things it says that this eye cream is designed to help with over time). The texture of this product I think is very nice; it is translucent in color, the consistency is light to medium thickness and I would say sort of somewhere in between the feeling of a serum and a lightweight skin cream, on my skin. Very smooth and gentle, and absorbs into my skin easily with little effort. I do not find this eye cream to be particularly in the oily&#47;greasy side at all; it seems like about the ideal level of moisture on my undereye area, at least for my skin type. The price is relatively reasonable; I believe I paid about $15 for this cream and given the quality I am seeing right off the bat, I do have fairly high hopes that this will be a skin cream that is helpful and effective for improving my dark undereye circles (for me, this was my primary reason for wanting to purchase the cream, even though as I mentioned above it may have other benefits to one&#39;s skin as well). Overall, I would say that at least so far this seems like a very nice eye cream at a reasonable price, so yes I think this is a product I feel I can recommend to others. I will mention however, that this eye cream *does* contain a paraben ingredient (towards the middle of the list, give or take) so if that is Sony that concerns you, that may be a consideration to take into account before deciding whether or not to give this eye cream a try for the first time, if you have not used it before. That aside though, I do recommend this eye cream, overall. It seems like a good one to me. :)
By the way in the picture attached, I have used this cream in my undereye areas prior to a light coating of a Wet n Wild face powder all over my face.

Not too sure as I had positive experience with this item.

I purchased this skincare item several days ago at my local Cub Foods in the beauty and self care section, and so far am finding myself pleased with the results I have been seeing from it even already. This is a cream I would describe as medium thickness, not quite heavy, and very smooth and blendadable. I like to use it in the outer corners of my eyes (skin around that area) as well as sometimes directly on the eyelid itself, to smooth and ideally over time, gradually decrease, the appearance of wrinkles&#47;fine lines in those areas. I personally dislike the fact that they directly put &#39;55+&#39; right on the front of the packaging, especially given that this cream is gentle and can certainly be effective for younger or much younger people as well; I personally see no need for exclusionary based marketing on the part of L&#39;oreal, however that does not detract from the quality of the product itself in this case, to me. I purchased mine for $12.99, but I think Cub must have this particular item marked up a bit in price, as I do see other vendors such as Amazon and Walmart charging closer to $10 for this skincare item when I look online. Overall, I feel that this is a nice and good quality skincare item at a reasonable price point, and one that I would be entirely happy to recommend for others to try, too. 💜

It is not quite perfect at removing oiliness longer term throughout the day on my skin.

I purchased this cleanser from Clinique somewhere online (can&#39;t remember exactly where, sorry about that) a few weeks ago or so, and have used it a number of times since then. While I believe this is a reasonably good skincare product, I believe this cleanser could use just a little improvement in that I don&#39;t feel the effects from using it to cleanse my skin are necessarily as long lasting as I would prefer, and I actually notice my sling getting oily all over again in the t-zone (forehead and nose) area just a few hours after using it, give or take. I wouldn&#39;t say it is a *bad* cleanser by any means but rather decent, I just wouldn&#39;t necessarily recommend going out of your way to obtain this product if you are looking&#47;expecting for it to be a real &#39;holy grail&#39; do everything, miracle sort of cleanser. Those are my thoughts after having used the product a number of times so far on my skin in combination with a mechanized facial cleansing brush from Conair.

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