The Ordinary Balancing & Clarifying Serum, Multi-Active Solution for Oil Control and Pore Refinement, 1 Fl Oz

This stuff kept my skin from getting oily all day and night. I've never had anything work so well!

I love this brand. I use many things by them. This one is quickly one of my favorites. No irritation, absorbed quickly, feels lovely, etc. just a simple and nice product. I will be buying more.

I am loving how my skin is feeling since i started using this line. I've seen some minimal changes, not sure if anyone else notices but I do and that's what matters

I’m no stranger to The Ordinary and have had great experiences with their skincare products, so I was eager to try out The Ordinary Balancing & Clarifying Serum.I have fairly sensitive skin and have had no adverse reactions.I’ve only been using a couple weeks and have yet to see any change to my pores.The oil though, I do see a change BUT it also makes my skin VERY dry. Which makes sense since it’s reducing the oil , but , I can’t risk my skin getting more dry, especially during these cold winter months.I’m very on the fence with this still, but I’m going to put it aside and try it out again in the summer when my skin isn’t as dry…

A must-have for oily and combination skin! Lightweight, absorbs quickly, and helps minimize pores. Keeps my skin balanced without feeling greasy.

This has been good so far for me. I've been using this once a day in the mornings.My skin is less oily and I think some of my larger pores look smaller to me.The serum does not irritate my skin. There isn't a scent that bothers me with this.I would totally get this again and the price is very reasonable.

Very lightweight serum that absorbs quickly and feels nice on my skin after it dries. It doesn't require much to cover my entire face. I do think it's helping to reduce the amount of oil produced, without causing any dryness or irritation to my skin.

I dont really see any changes with this serum. I usually love the Ordinary but this wasn’t wowing me. Im a bit disappointed. Others seem to have a better experience, though.