Revlon Face Roller, Oily Skin Control for Makeup, Oil Absorbing, Volcanic Reusable Facial Skincare Tool for At-Home or On-the-Go Mini Massage, 1 Count

This little Revlon Face Roller is surprisingly satisfying. 😄 It actually absorbs excess oil without messing up my makeup, and the volcanic surface feels nice on the skin. Reusable, easy to carry, and genuinely effective—my face stays matte and fresh without any drama. Simple, smart, and oddly fun to use.

As someone with oily skin, the Revlon Face Roller is a must-have. It's incredibly effective and better than blotting papers! This roller instantly absorbs excess oil without disturbing makeup, leaving my skin matte and fresh. It's compact, portable, reusable, and washable – an eco-friendly and cost-effective solution for shine control. For quick, on-the-go oil control, it's unbeatable. If you struggle with oily skin, I wholeheartedly recommend this simple, brilliant tool for instant, visible results.

Actually removes oil from your face! Not a 5 star because of how often it needs cleaned and I only have small amounts oily skin.

The product works well but it is so noisy. It makes a really obnoxious sound that has caused me to not use it anymore.

I was amazed at how well this worked. Had no idea a tool like this existed. Easy to maintain and multiple uses is a definite plus.

SUMMER MUST! I was very skeptical about a roller that would take the shine away, be used under OR over makeup and it's REUSABLE! I tried it out and was pleasantly surprised - it took the shine off, and when it came time to clean, it snapped apart easily and some mild cleaner, a good rinse and out dries so fast. I BOUGHT 2!

Works great! I use it throughout the day and there is a noticeable difference and it doesn’t take off my makeup! Shiney to matte in seconds!

TLDR: This is a great replacement for those oil blotting papers and looks less gross and produces less mess. Wash with dawn dish soap.Honestly, I tried to take some photos of this thing in action but my phone's camera isn't that great so it doesn't pick up the important details. But putting this on only half of my face the difference is noticeable immediately. This isn't a cream, or any application, it's just a smooth volcanic rock that absorbs oil. But it works brilliantly. My skin is extremely oily, to the point I use the maximum prescription strength meds on it that I can get before accutane.. so even with those meds, by the middle of the day, my face is oily. This really convenient stick just rubs smoothly on the skin, picks up the excess oil, and is so gentle because of the nature of it you can directly apply it to the eyes. It's cool and soothing as well. The left half I had applied it to to compare was more matte, while my right side's forehead and cheek was glossy and reflecting the bathroom light easily. If you're just wanting a quick touch up this is an amazing on-the-go thing.If you use oil blotting sheets constantly, or used to use them but then stopped buying them because they're expensive and what's the point after a while, give this gadget a try.Side note, if you're suffering from acne like I do, my really quick 2-part afternoon routine that helps: Pick up excess oil with this thing, and then powder your face with a mixture of airspun translucent powder mixed with Mario Badescu Special Healing Powder (it's sulphur, really great stuff for fighting acne, and it doesn't smell bad) in a portable pump-brush and this keeps my oily face matte for the remainder of the afternoon.The price of this thing was right too, I got it for $10, which is less money than a month's worth of oil blotting sheets.To clean it, just rub dawn dish soap all over it for about 30 seconds, rinse entirely clean, and set to dry (I put mine on one of those reusable cotton face wipe pads).My only (teeny, tiny) gripe about it is that the handle is unnecessarily long. I wish they'd have created a shorter travel-friendly handle, because it's really useless beyond the ball itself and making it that big wasn't needed, especially since it doesn't store, like, a second roller ball or something. But I think they were going for ergonomics and looks here.