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EuroBrown:

--- Quote from: BlackJamesRackham on April 01, 2009, 07:55:36 AM ---i'm a huge fan of the matte look as well. i currently use matte for men...but am waiting on some "L'Oreal Men Expert Pure & Matte Anti-Shine Moisturizing Gel"...i'll let you all know how it works out.

maybe i should check out the bald guyz head wipes...if those can do the trick, that would be awesome.

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I hate any shine or oiliness on my head. I use this and it works perfectly for me ($13 or so). It caught my eye due to the "Complex anti-sebum" text.



Description of the product in English-

http://birdsfootpharmacy.co.uk/acatalog/Loreal-Men-Expert-Pure-and-Matt-Moisturiser.html


--- Quote ---The solution to fight shiny and oily skin:Men Expert Pure & Matte Anti Regreasing Moisturiser.

This ultra light non-greasy gel effectively tackles shine because it is enriched with an anti-sebum complex. It contains silica particles known for their ability to absorb excess sebum. These mattifying particles work to control shine and deliver a matte effect whilst providing a long-lasting anti-shine action. Skin is immediately mattified and remains pure, clear and healthy looking.
Ultra-effective, the Men Expert Pure & Matte Anti Regreasing Moisturiser formula moisturises for 24 hours.

L'oreal for Men Expert pure and matt moisturiser is ultra light non-greasy gel effectively tackles shine because it is enriched with an anti-sebum complex. It contains silica particles known for their ability to absorb excess sebum. These mattifying particles work to control shine and deliver a matte effect whilst providing a long-lasting anti-shine action. Skin is immediately mattified and remains pure, clear and healthy looking.

Loreal Men Expert Pure and Matt Moisurising Gel Ultra-effective, the PURE & MATTE formula moisturises for 24 hours.
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Teambean:
Hmmmm...the most important thing is that it seems to be missing sun protection...no?

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