CetaphilDermaControl Oil Absorbing Moisturizer with SPF 30, For Sensitive, Oily Skin, 4 Fl oz, Absorbs Oil, Reduces Shine, Hydrates, Protects, No Added Fragrance

I’ve been using the Cetaphil DermaControl Oil Absorbing Moisturizer for a few weeks, and it has become a key part of my skincare routine.This moisturizer is specifically designed for oily and acne-prone skin, and I can definitely see the difference. The texture is lightweight and non-greasy. It absorbs quickly and doesn’t leave my face shiny, which is something I always look for in a daily moisturizer.

This product is awesome!! Whenever I use moisturizer, I’ll start to sweat not too long after putting it on, but, with this, that doesn’t happen. I hardly sweat and it doesn’t clog my pores or feel heavy—it feels nice and lightweight. Since I have darker skin, it’s important for me to moisturize and have something with an SPF to protect my skin and this does the trick. This is my go-to for my face. Yes it may be a little more expensive than other moisturizers but it’s worth every penny!

The size is good and my skin doesn't feel sticky after using it, it's a cream that I use every day and I like it, I've been using it for two years and I wouldn't change it (although you have to be careful if it falls into your eyes because it burns)

The good. Oil control sunscreen leaves your skin moisturized without being dewy. It is not matte per se for combination skin in a humid climate, but it’s not dewy either. Rather, it leaves your skin with a healthy glow concurrent with keeping oiliness at bay. SPF 30 sunscreen is sufficient for indoor use. No white cast on Fitz IV, no pilling over or under other skincare products, and no fragrance. Pump bottle is great and makes it easy to consistently apply the same amount everyday. It’s difficult to find an American sunscreen that is simultaneously non-greasy, moisturizing, non-pilling and devoid of a white cast. Lastly, it’s a very affordable product. If not for the cons as noted below, it would be a true holy grail product for me.The bad. Not water resistant making it really only a viable option as a sunscreen for indoor use during the summer. The SPF is also a bit low for summertime UV indices. It’s the bare minimum really, so unless one is applying a true quarter teaspoon, it’s unlikely to be sufficient for outdoor wear.The ugly. Like all avobenzone sunscreens, tends to burn around the eyes.TL;DRGood indoor sunscreen/moisturizer with no white cast or pilling. Minus one star for not being water resistant and for bare minimum SPF, both of which make it unviable for outdoor use in the summer. Burns a bit around the eyes.

Use this every morning. It's not shiny, keeps my skin from drying out, has SPF, and it's a great value compared with similar products. Will buy again!

The only spf that hasn’t broken me out or made me shinier than usual. It absorbs quickly and hasn’t caused any pilling under my makeup. I really like it.

I recently started using this moisturizer about 2 months ago due to my oily skin concerns. It's a good option for those with oily skin. The moisturizer could be improved as the seal isn't the most secure, and my skin still appears oily after about an hour. On the positive side, the product is easy to use, compact, and travel-friendly. It has a lightweight texture, but if you have a darker skin tone, you may need to spend a bit more time rubbing it in. While the moisturizer performs well, it does have its drawbacks. I experienced stinging in my eyes and irritation on my eyelids, even when being cautious around the eye area. However, it's an affordable and accessible option despite these issues.

Helps reduce oil on the face and improves skin appearance while protecting it.