Sallve’s Oil-Absorbing Stick on Sale with Nearly 30% Off

What we liked Immediate effect. The test was done on combination skin, with pronounced oiliness in the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin). The speed at which the product absorbs skin oil, leaving it dry, soft, and without excessive shine, surprised me. You apply it, and within seconds, you start to feel its effects. In the end, the face has a mattifying finish. According to Sallve, this is possible thanks to the formula’s components, such as silica, which ‘deposits’ on the skin and ‘sucks up that oiliness,’ reducing enlarged pores. Convenience. The stick format allows the product to glide on the skin smoothly and comfortably. It also enables easy application in tricky spots like the nose. It is small and lightweight, making it easy to carry anywhere and reapply whenever necessary. There is no limit to its use, and no need to rinse the face. Moisturizing components. Sallve emphasizes that the oil-control stick contains niacinamide, a compound known to hydrate, improve the appearance of pores, and combat fine lines. And indeed, the skin felt more hydrated after use. When the stick ‘sucks up’ the excess shine, the skin does not feel tight, as it is common when using some oil-control soaps. Long-lasting. The test was conducted daily over two months, and the stick still had not run out. Mild scent. In the review, we detail that the product has a mild scent, but it may not appeal to those with sensitivities or those who prefer fragrance-free products. Points of attention Leaves residue. Over time, we noticed that the stick leaves residues in the packaging, which may become visible in some areas of the skin. It is necessary to be careful with hair-bearing areas and eyebrows as they can stick to them. On the hair, it looks like dirt with white dots. Promises oil control for up to 12 hours but did not last that long. With product use, the skin stayed drier for two to three hours, but the reduction in oiliness did not extend for 12 hours. If the skin has more intense oiliness, it takes longer to take effect. Additionally, the stick needs to be applied several times on the face until it starts to dry. Therefore, we recommend spaced applications throughout the day to prevent oiliness from accumulating too much, making it harder to reduce with a single application. Changes after use It is the type of product that we do not know we need until we start using it. The stick is used about three times a day during the week. You can use the cell phone camera or a mirror to apply and check if any residual white marks are left. Use the discount code ‘NOW10’ on the Sallve website to get 10% off and reach the lowest price. Who might like it This product can be used by people with combination or oily skin, in general. The stick may not solve everything at once but will provide good help in disguising the effects of excess shine and keeping the skin hydrated and drier. Sallve’s stick can be especially useful for those times when you cannot wash your face to freshen up the skin. *With information from an article published on 10/22/2024. Want to know more about electronics, home products, beauty products, and current finds? Keep an eye on our offers curation: on the UOL Offers Monitor, on our WhatsApp Channel, and on TikTok videos (@shoppingguide_uol). UOL’s Shopping Guide tested the Encaracolando a Juba curl cream from Widi Care, recommended for 3A, 3B, and 3C curls. Check out the full review. Liked it? Link in bio @UOL Shopping Guide #curlyhair #uolshoppingguide #widicare #widicarejuba – original sound – uol We independently choose each product and check prices at the time of publication (so they may vary!). By buying through our links, we earn a commission, but you don’t pay anything extra for that. UOL does not own or participate in the commercialization of the products offered in this content. Therefore, we are not responsible for the advertised items.