Normalizing Matte Cream Pharmaceris T Sebostatic Normalizing Matifying Anti-Acne Cream SPF20

I like the cream, it moisturizes well and truly creates a matte effect, but it doesn't fully absorb, leaving a slightly oily layer. However, it doesn't shine, clog pores, and works well as a makeup base, soothing breakouts.

I read the reviews, bought it for myself. As for me, the cream is "meh". Maybe it suits someone, but it seems like people just haven't seen anything better. The cream is thick, poorly and unevenly applied, the scent is so-so, and it makes the skin greasy, definitely not suitable for summer. I tried samples of other brands for dry skin (although I have combination, and in summer it tends to be oily), so it was clear that the sample, even though not for my skin type, was of good quality. There's nothing to say about the quality here. I won't buy it again and won't recommend it to anyone.

The cream is good, but difficult to use. It is quite thick, absorbs quickly, and spreads poorly. I apply a very small amount, put drops on different parts of my face, and quickly distribute it. Otherwise, there will be too much and my face will shine. When applied correctly, it really mattifies better than most creams. It is excellent for oily skin in the winter, but I wouldn't use it in the summer. The jar lasted me for six months. Overall, I am satisfied, but I deduct one star for the difficulty in application.

The cream is just excellent, it really works. Even when I forget to powder my face, it doesn't shine with it. It handles all the stated tasks perfectly. I am very satisfied, thanks to the store!!!

I bought this cream because mattifying La Roche-Posay OR Avene creams run out very quickly (within a month and a half) and are even more expensive. This one seems worse to me because it feels greasy and doesn't mattify, although it leaves a pleasant sensation on the skin. However, it is economical! =) I have oily problem skin. I will continue searching for something better for myself.

Does not mattify for long. Maximum 2 hours (oily skin in the T-zone).
But it moisturizes amazingly! It even removes flakiness after aggressive peeling.
Unfortunately, it is comedogenic. Maybe if you use it a couple of times a week, it will be fine, but I bought it for the SPF and moisturizing.
If you have wide pores that easily clog, it is not for you. It won't make things worse, but it won't make any difference either.

"For winter, it can be used as a moisturizer if you don't wear any makeup, because it mattifies the skin for a maximum of half an hour. It is very greasy, although it absorbs quickly. It made my combination skin dull, and it seems to clog pores slightly. This cream is supposed to be considered medicinal, but nothing happens, luckily it didn't get worse except for the dullness. I won't buy it again, it doesn't suit me. I don't know what to do with it now."

I liked the cream. It moisturizes, but it doesn't reduce blackheads. It is necessary to regularly use masks for acne and apply cream afterwards. The skin is moisturized after using the cream. Overall, I liked the cream.

Mature, combination skin. It only mattifies for the first hour and a half. It feels heavy for me, and it gives me the sensation of clogged pores.

Decided to write a review after using it. I bought this cream because of its SPF protection and because I already had the foam and tonic from the same brand, so to have everything from one manufacturer, so to speak.
So, after chemical peels, instead of oily skin, I have combination skin. After 3 weeks, I can say that the cream is not mattifying at all. It applies well, moisturizes, but does not mattify. If I apply it in the morning, I always use a matte translucent powder, because by midday my forehead starts to shine and I need matte blotting papers. I don't think it would be suitable for oily skin, as it would make it even oilier. I won't be buying it again!