This powder is the best of several I've tried. Highlights include the fact that it is truly transparent and no one will suspect you are wearing any kind of "make-up," and the separate brush applicator provides excellent control in terms of applying the powder. The applicator matters because most brands use a powder pad which makes it much trickier to get a light application in the areas where you want to reduce shine.

I, like most males, have mid to moderately oily skin. This of course, gets annoying when come 3 or 4 in the afternoon your face may as well look as though it has been polished due to the shine and glare given off! Looking for a few years now I've only ever found 1 product that works. Unfortunately this isn't one of them, however it does help slightly. The product is housed in a small compact case that really wouldn't go amiss in your other halfs purse or make up drawer. I do like the way the guys at Myego have attempted to add masculine touches, such as the materials used for the compact. It's a nice little product but really doesn't seem to do as much as is claimed of it. The steps I've found in the past to work (and still use now) are really quite simple. 1) drink more water, cut out oily greasy foods, this really does work 2) wash your face in the morning and rinse with cold water 3) now this step may be a step too far into the metrosexual area but hey if you contemplated buying the above product then you're clearly on your way! Ha! It's a small compact powder made by max factor, called creme puff. Swear by it, not a shiny t-zone in months of use! Hope this helps fellas.