Neutrogena Hydro Boost Body Gel Cream Hydrating Body Lotion with Hyaluronic Acid for Normal to Dry Skin Lightweight

I use their face moisturizer, but didn't know what to expect with the cream, it smells the same, and works as well as the moisturizer does. Super hydrated and soft skin! 10/10, definitely replacing when I finish this bottle. Read more

This body gel cream smells amazing and leaves my skin so soft and moisturized. I use it everyday and it’s a great value for the money. Read more

This Neutrogena Lotion is an ideal seasonal remedy. It's lightweight, non-greasy, and provides the perfect amount of moisture my skin needs. The fresh, subtle scent is pleasant without being overpowering. It leaves my face and body feeling incredibly soft and hydrated, especially as I embrace aging at 67. It absorbs quickly and offers instant added protection with just the right level of moisture. Plus, it's very affordable and budget-friendly. Neutrogena products consistently deliver on their promises, and I find myself repurchasing them often. Highly recommend, 10 out of 10!!!!! Read more

I love this gel cream. It is light but very hydrating, and it makes my legs feel very smooth. I've tried all kinds of body lotions, searching for one that has enough moisturization for dry skin. This one is unique. I've never heard of a gel body cream before, and I'm glad I tried it. I'll buy it again. Read more

I wanted a very fast drying lotion for my guest bath, so visitors wouldn't have to sit around with wet, sticky hands. I thought this, being that it's advertised as light, and has hyaluronic acid, would be the ticket. It doesn't absorb quite as quickly as I'd like, takes a couple minutes, but it dries fairly clean, and not too tacky. It also has a very nice, if feminine aroma, as well. Overall, I'm pretty pleased with this product, and recommend it. Read more

First let me say that Ii have very sensitive skin and my migraines are triggered by odors so I have to be very careful about skin products. The Neutrogena Hydro Boost Body Gel Cream was recommended by a PA at our doctor's office for my diabetic husband's dry skin. I was thrilled that it came in a fragrence free version since I am the one who puts the product on his legs. I started noticing that my hands were not as dry even after I washed them. I tried the lotion on my legs first since the skin is not as sensitive as my hands and arms. Wow!! Not only were my husband's legs noticibly less dry but so were mine - and I had no skin issues. We both decided to use the product on our arms and I found the version for my face at Costco and tried it. Even after a single day there was a noticable difference. The Neutrogena Hydro Boost Body Gel Cream is the best product I have tried on either me or my husband. - goes on easy - is not greasy and does not stain clothes - the skin shows improvement quickly - the fragrence free is really fragrence free - my sensitive skin has not broken out after several weeks of use I recommend the Neutrogena Hydro Boost Body Gel Cream. Read more

I have super dry skin. I have bought so many kinds of lotions it’s unreal. This is the ONLY one that I’ve tried that actually makes my skin soft and it stays soft! It not greasy. Absorbs quick and has just a hint of a refreshing odor. I have finally found a good lotion!! If you have suffered from dry itchy skin buy this and search is over. I am a lifetime fan of this product! Not to mention the price ie really good considering how awesome it works! Read more

Ah, hyaluronic acid, ye mystical humectant. You can cost $9 for a big ole bottle, as with this Neutrogena Hydro boost or, next over on the list, product X is ching-chinging in at $35. I have long thought, What gives? The other selling point for me was that it's either oil free or nearly so, so it might be a winner in summer months in the perspiration-avoidance department. I'm normally a scent-free shopper but a number of reviews, including a dermatologist on YouTube, claimed the texture of the scented was nicer. The scent is in the citrusy department rather than the vanilla or overripe apple department--which would have compelled me to re-gift it. Plus the scent dissipates fairly quickly. The ingredient list requires a chemistry background but that was expected with a big box store type of brand. And I should note that the famed hyaluronic acid is the last ingredient listed, whereas the world's most beloved and used humectant (water-attractor), glycerin, is the second listed ingredient after, uh, water. I buy glycerin by the gallon and use it as a lotion daily. People in olden times always used plain glycerin. I don't know why folks have seemingly forgotten about it. It's in 98% of cosmetics. So, this stuff goes on really smooth, it soaks in instantaneously, whereas plain glycerin will sit around a bit until you rub it in. There is definitely something to all the cheering about the disappearance of crepey skin. I'm not a youngster. My skin is in great condition for my age (thanks, glycerin!) but I'm starting to crepe in a few spots, or something new and weird is going on. This lotion does have a positive effect. It also makes your skin feel cooler than normal to the touch and somehow plump--in a good way. And after the summer of '23, it's a go-to in steamy weather. As for sensitive skin, I do have something like eczema on my elbows and this lotion doesn't irritate but most lotions don't. I don't think I'm a good judge for the sensitive skin factor. So, no idea what ingredient is doing what, if the hyaluronic acid is the hero, or if it all boils down the the glycerin, but I've been impressed. Read more