Garnier Oil Control Vanishing Cream has a triple action: it instantly mattifies skin and helps control sebum and shine; your skin is fresh, purified and moisturized with no white residue and no tightness; and it visibly restores the skin’s natural radiance.
13 comments
Laura Baruffa
I love this product! It keeps my skin grease free and I just love how the slim bottle fits nicely in my hand! The products smells great too!
Sameera Hay
I love this product, it’s not harsh on the skin nor does it leave any white residue. It helps to absorb the oil leaving my skin shine free and feeling soft and smooth.
Keyan Elcano Reddy
Very light and keeps face oil free for a certain amount of time, depending on your skin type. Non greasy, with an awesome gel like texture :)
Hima Vadapalli
It was one of those impulse buys..no too great for oil control ..but does help to some extent..
Boineelo Joka
I don’t like that it leaves white residue & yes it does help a little with oily skin but half way through the day you’re oily again. maybe doesn’t work well with my skin…
Kira Fleming
My boyfriend has reallyh oily skin. Once he started using this product you could really see a difference in his skin. He loves this product
charlize van der merwe
While pregnant with my first child I used Garnier Oil Control as I had very oily skin prone to breakouts.I used different products which none worked for me. Garnier helped remove dirt and excess oil unclogging my pores, leaving my skin shine free. Use with toner and moisturizer for results that wont let you down.
Nadine Van Der Walt
I’m glad I tried this product, but would not buy it again in the future. It left my skin tight and somewhat of a white residue on my skin – exactly what it says it doesn’t do. Maybe just not working on my skin?
Nazira Desai
I like that it dries my oily skin out during the day but I use something more moisturising at night otherwise it is too drying!
Danielle Labuscagne
This feels “clay” like on my skin, and though it does mattify my normally oily skin, it actually dries it out. Maybe in summer it would work better (used sparingly), but in winter it’s a no go.