Prolume OilOff™ Green Tea Infused Oil Blotting Sheets are designed to instantly absorb excess oil and control unwanted shine without affecting your makeup. Made with thick, high-quality blotting paper, these sheets effectively lift oil from the skin, leaving it fresh, clean, and matte-looking.
Infused with the soothing properties of green tea, OilOff™ helps maintain skin comfort while keeping shine under control throughout the day. The compact dispenser pack allows easy, hygienic dispensing of individual sheets, making it perfect for travel, work, or on-the-go touch-ups.
Suitable for both women and men, Prolume OilOff™ is an everyday essential for oily and combination skin, helping you stay shine-free with ease.
Gently press one blotting sheet onto oily areas of the face
Focus on T-zone, forehead, nose, and chin
Do not rub—pat lightly to absorb oil
Use as needed throughout the day
FAQs
Yes, they are designed to absorb oil without smudging or disturbing makeup.
They are gentle and suitable for most skin types. Patch testing is recommended for very sensitive skin.
No, they absorb oil without leaving residue.
Yes, Prolume OilOff™ is suitable for both women and men.
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