I'm exactly the target audience for this product - aging/combo-oily/breakout prone skin - and this totally ticks all the boxes for me. Usually I prefer a clear gel cleanser, but I've found the results of this to be exactly what I look for - gets rid of the grime/oil/makeup (2 cleanses for sunscreen/mascara) but doesn't leave my skin stripped, no fragrance, no soapy feeling. It's not the cheapest, but I will keep on stocking up when there are sales on as it's really become a staple. Bonus - great for trips as the dispenser locks!

I'm a big fan of Paula's Choice - her BHAs and the Resist Super-Light Daily Wrinkle Defence sunscreen are beyond HG for me (like, can't live without!!!). I was really disappointed that I didn't love this as it should fit my skin type perfectly - aging, combo and still prone to blemishes. It's not a bad moisturiser, but I felt completely ambivalent about it and strangely it really didn't feel moisturising enough. I'm more than happy to shell out for products I enjoy, but there are ones cheaper than this that work better for me. Five stars for packaging though - love the airless pump that keeps light away from the product.

But when I wake up in the morning my skin just looks *better*. It's hard to put my finger on exactly why, but I think it looks brighter and more even. I hate the price and the dropper bottle - I'm of the opinion that all serums should come in airless pump bottles - but I'll keep buying this when there are GWP deals (can't justify the spend otherwise!).

This is the only serious contender I've come across that is up there with Bioderma's Crealine/Sensibio H20 - no residue and no stinging on my eyes. I think the Bioderma does remove makeup a little better, but to be honest the price of the Garnier is so good that now I'll only buy Bioderma when it's on a really good sale.

I'm approaching my mid 30s and have combo skin that gets oily in the t zone, congests easily, but is still dehydrated. This works perfectly for me and probably every third bottle of moisturiser I buy is this. ...but the reason I stray (and 4 stars instead of 5) is purely the price. $72 is a lot for what is, essentially, a basic moisturiser. There's no extra anti-aging bells and whistles; just really good hydration for combo-oily skin.

I wanted a basic mask for my acne-prone, combination, 30+ skin -out of all the Sukin clay masks, this one had the least faff, and gets the job done! If you've ever had an impression of your teeth taken at the dentist - this looks and smells exactly like what is used for that! It's quite dense to put on the skin, but still spreads out fairly easily. What I liked, in comparison to the other Sukin masks, was that it didn't have shea butter in it like the purifying mask (a mere whiff of it will break me out) and didn't have unnecessary essential oils in it like the anti-pollution mask. I don't put a lot of stock in the 'super greens' part of this one - but as as an affordable and effective clay mask, this will get my money again.

It took me a few uses to figure out how to make the most of the formula and the wand for my lashes, but now I really enjoy it. The brush is quite unique and the double-sided wand is great for getting to both top and bottom lashes. As others have said, the formula is quite wet - so you do have to be quite deliberate when applying (it's not the mascara to use when you're running late!). I find this gives a really nice appearance of lengthening, separating and slightly curling my lashes - not a complete 'fan' affect, but not clumpy at all.

This was a total impulse buy when I saw it discounted in Coles - and it turned out to be a great buy! I've got wavy, colour treated hair with oily roots - a tricky combination as often frizz-taming products leave me greasy. This comes out of the pump as a foam that quickly liquifies when you rub between your hands. I actually like this delivery method better than a pump spray, I always end up with a slippery bathroom floor! This smells gorgeous, and I find it just removes any frizz while adding a little shine, without adding any weight. Not the most intensive hair treatment, but perfect for daily use.

Great product, great packaging - winner! The only thing that could improve this for me was if it used a physical sunscreen like zinc instead of a chemical sunscreen - but it works so well that I'll keep purchasing! This isn't too thick and sinks in quickly - is also a great base for makeup. I don't need a mattifying primer if I'm using this! Provides great protection from the Queensland sun without breaking me out or being too difficult to remove at the end of the day. Took me ages to figure out what the scent reminds me of - sweet yoghurt :)

Great formula - quite pigmented so you only need a little bit. Definitely covers dark under-eye circles without being cake, and layers well over eye cream. I don't notice too much of a highlight/brightening effect - Rimmel's Wake Me Up concealer is much better if you're after this kind of effect. Unlike Wake Me Up though, this provides great coverage for pimples/red marks. The packaging though...possibly the worst makeup packaging I've ever used! You squeeze the soft tube until concealer appears in the brush section - and it's really hard to control how much comes out, unlike highlighter/concealer brush pens (like Touche Eclat) that you twist the bottom of. I've definitely wasted product by not being able to control how much comes out. Really not sure if I'd repurchase.