Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Face Moisturizer with Broad Spectrum SPF 50 Sunscreen, Non-Greasy, Fragrance Free Daytime Facial Moisturizer to Hydrate & Soothe Dry Skin, 1.7 fl. oz

A little pricey but worth it! I use it daily and now so do both of my tween kids. Goes on smooth. Feels moisturizing. Spreads easily. I use on my face, neck and backs of my hands. There’s no scent which I really appreciate. I have ordered this product twice now for myself. Seems like an excellent sunscreen product! Will continue to buy on repeat, especially since living in the South! Here’s a products photo of what I use for my skincare routine. I don’t actually use that CeraVe product anymore since I have this one to replace it. Feels a lot more hydrating!

I’m a guy with a pretty basic routine. I wash my face in the morning, sometimes use a toner, and then put this on to protect my skin for the day. I don’t use makeup or multiple products, so I wanted something simple that wouldn’t feel like thick sunscreen. This moisturizer is super lightweight and easily absorbable. It spreads smoothly, sinks in within a minute, and doesn’t leave that greasy or sticky film a lot of SPF products do. My face just feels normal and hydrated, not coated. What I Noticed No heavy sunscreen smell Doesn’t sting my eyes Works fine over a light toner Skin feels soft, not shiny or oily Comfortable for all-day wear Pros SPF 50 in a simple one-step product Very light texture, not greasy Absorbs quickly after washing Good for low-maintenance routines Cons Bottle is on the smaller side for daily use Not fully matte if you have very oily skin Bottom Line: If you want an easy, no-nonsense way to protect your skin after washing your face, this is a solid option. It feels more like a regular moisturizer than sunscreen, which makes me actually use it every day.

Here are the good, the bad and the ugly. The good: There's no scent, and no white cast whatsoever. It's a higher SPF than most facial sunscreens that tend to only be in the 30's. For us ladies (especially the ones with fines lines) we definitely need a little more protection. It's very moisturizing, so no need for another product, this is definitely both. 2. The bad. It is VERY moisturizing. Be dry babe, be very dry with this one. If you have oily skin this might not be for you. It does burn if you sweat. A trick I use is to powder the brows and upper eyelids before setting spray. Usually this keeps it from getting to the eyes. But if you're out in the sun by water.... Molly, you in danger girl. 3. The ugly. Absolutely under no circumstances apply this sunscreen and go to get a hair cut. You will leave looking like a Sasquatch. Everything, and I mean everything adheres to your skin. It does not dry down, ever. Like ever. If you accidentally rub you cheek then rub your eye, you will be so sorry. It stays hydrating/thick until washed off.

In my pursuit of skincare products that offer both hydration and sun protection, I stumbled upon the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Facial Moisturizer with Broad Spectrum SPF 50. Intrigued by its promise of moisturization and UV defense, I put it to the test. Here's my comprehensive review: Hydration: The standout feature of this moisturizer is its ability to deliver intense hydration to the skin. Infused with hyaluronic acid, a powerful humectant, it attracts and retains moisture, leaving my skin feeling supple, plump, and deeply nourished. Even on the driest days, I can count on this moisturizer to provide long-lasting hydration without any greasy or heavy residue. Sun Protection: With a broad spectrum SPF 50, this moisturizer offers robust protection against harmful UVA and UVB rays. I appreciate the added peace of mind knowing that my skin is shielded from sun damage and premature aging. The lightweight formula absorbs quickly into the skin, forming an invisible barrier that doesn't leave behind any white cast or sticky feeling. Texture and Absorption: The texture of the Neutrogena Hydro Boost moisturizer is luxuriously lightweight and gel-like, making it a joy to apply. It glides effortlessly onto the skin and absorbs rapidly without any greasiness or tackiness. I particularly love how it leaves my skin feeling refreshed and hydrated, with a subtle dewy finish that lasts throughout the day. Gentleness: As someone with sensitive skin, I'm pleased to report that this moisturizer is gentle and non-irritating. It is hypoallergenic and free from fragrances, oils, and comedogenic ingredients, making it suitable for even the most sensitive skin types. I've experienced no adverse reactions or breakouts, making it a reliable choice for daily use. Value for Money: While the Neutrogena Hydro Boost moisturizer may be priced slightly higher than some drugstore options, its effectiveness and dual functionality make it well worth the investment. A little goes a long way with this product, and the added benefits of hydration and sun protection justify the cost. In conclusion, the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Facial Moisturizer with Broad Spectrum SPF 50 is a standout skincare essential that delivers on its promises of hydration and sun protection. Its lightweight, non-greasy formula, coupled with its ability to keep skin moisturized and shielded from harmful UV rays, makes it a must-have in any skincare routine. Whether you're tackling dryness, seeking sun protection, or simply looking to main

Doesn't smell like much, however its the perfect thickness/thinness. I use this every morning, it melts on my face! I think it clogs my pores, but that doesn’t effect my acne at all. It leaves no white residue, so it will blend for all skin tones. It gives you a shiny after glow, but I wouldn't consider it oily, but you MUST shake it. It keeps my face very moisturized throughout the day!

I purchased this in search of a lower priced alternative to my ride or die (Elta md). I thought the reviews looked promising but they are making me scratch my head. First impression - strong chemical sunscreen smell as soon as you apply it - it does dissipate some as you rub it in but if you want totally scent less this isn’t it. I liked the texture, it’s thinner almost watery but not in a bad way. I have normal to dry skin and it’s winter so I like that the product is almost oily/greasy but if you have extra greasy skin I don’t think this would work for you. Im torn over whether or not I’m going to keep or return. It is also burning my eyes a little due to being oily and I guess leaking down my face into my eyeballs, I also ate something about an hour after applying and I could taste it lol. I love neutrogena hydro boost fragrance free products in general. To be totally fair I really like the way it looks on the skin - it’s giving dewy hydrating primer

Goes on very smoothly and does not leave the skin feeling oily or caked. Good quality.

Let me give you straightforward review: Pros: 1. Lightweight, like literally. I've tried different sunscreens before and the one that claimed that suits dry skin but ended up too thick and leave white cast. This one is not at all! In fact I don't feel like using I'm wearing sunscreen. The lightweight-ness makes it so easy to blend as well. I layered up my skincare since I have very dry skin due to postpartum and breastfeeding. This skincare does it's job very well and not making my eyes burn like people said when I'm sweating. But I guess everyone reacts differently to skincare, in my case I have pretty good tolerance. 2. Compact. You can carry this sunscreen everywhere you go it won't take so much space. I'm not really that person who does apply sunscreen every few hours, but if you do, this is one thing you can consider to get it. 3. Easy to pump. I don't know if this a big deal to everyone, but I LOVE skincare that's easy to pump or squish out with little effort. So in a bad day, you don't want to smash your sunscreen LOL. I have to admit it take more than a few pumps at first, but as soon as the sunscreen out it's so easy to use it afterwards. 4. NO WHITE CAST! This is one big problem when it comes to sunscreen, especially with bigger SPF they tend to be thicker and leaving white cast. This is not!! I'm a Southeast Asian and have tan skin, I can assure you if you're just like me, your face won't turn grey LOL. Cons: 1. Smell. My one and only cons. Since it's fragrance free makes it 100% smells like chemical. Well, this is something I can deal with considering all the good sides that comes with it. Conclusion: Postpartum and breastfeeding made my skin really dry to the point it was flaky and itchy. For that reason, my skin becoming pretty sensitive towards fragrance. So these days I always avoid fragrance on my skincare, or use skincare that has subtle fragrance only. This sunscreen does it's job and match my skin condition very well! See my video to see how easy it is to use this sunscreen!