NeutrogenaHydro Boost Moisturizing Water Gel Sunscreen Lotion with Broad Spectrum SPF 50, Water-Resistant & Non-Greasy Hydrating Sunscreen Lotion, Oil-Free, 3 fl. oz

The perfect sunscreen! It goes on really smoothly and absorbs nicely. There is no sunscreen scent! This is my ultimate. I know I need sunscreen, but I can't stand having that smell next to my nose all day long. This is the spf cream I've been looking for. Not greasy at all; not too thick or thin. It gives a subtle glow, which I like, but no color--neither tinted nor white. Makeup goes on just fine overtop of it. ChatGPT recommended it when I described my wishes and needs. Couldn't be happier, and what a great price point! Love love love.

My favorite sunscreen! Smells so good and feels moisturizing vs sticky. Easy to rub in with no white cast!

This is a really good sunscreen—very lightweight, and no matter how much you apply, it blends out beautifully. It’s also quite hydrating and gives your skin a nice, glowy finish. That said, be careful around your eyes. I usually stop at my eyebrows and circle around my eyes because once you start sweating, it can burn and even blur your vision. Also, since it’s water-based, it’s not the best choice for swim days—it washes off easily. But for regular, everyday use, it’s a great option!

Finally a face moisturizer with sunscreen that does not clog pores and feel clean all day.

Needed a new sunscreen to protect the area where a mole was recently removed, and this fit the bill (also can't go wrong with a reknowned brand like Neutrogena).

I hate the smell and feeling of sunscreen on my body but this sunscreen smells pretty pleasant. It has that iconic hydro boost smell. Not greasy at all and super hydrating. Get absorbed into the skin very quickly and doesn't just sit on top. Highly recommend!!

I really like the fragrance free moisturizers of this line and really wanted to like this because I needed something with an SPF of 50 or higher and hate oily sunscreens. Unfortunately, this sunscreen didn't work for me. While it wasn't greasy and dried quickly, it burned my face and eventually made it down into my eyes, which burned like I've never felt before. I had to immediately rinse my eyes with water. I know some stinging may occur with chemical sunscreens, especially if you accidentally get it in your eyes, which happens often if you are active, but this was unreal. It's too bad because the texture and absorption of the cream was quite nice and I would have been happy to wear this daily if it didn't burn. It's also not fragrance free and smells like the other scented boost products, which reminds me of a grandma's stale perfume. I could have lived with the scent if I hadn't had such a bad reaction.

Very good