- Triple Age Repair Face Moisturizer - with Hexinol Technology & Vitamin C, Anti-Wrinkle Face Cream with SPF 25, Visibly Reduces Wrinkles & Firms Skin, 1.7 oz

I have been a big fan of Neutrogena since I was a teenager. I have used a lot of their products over the years and did quite a bit of research to find a new daily moisturizer after I ran out of my last moisturizer. I wanted something similar but wanted to put a little more money into my skin care routine, as I am getting a little older, I have a few more wrinkles and my skin just always seemed dry. My makeup was not looking great because of the dryness. So, I looked around and found this stuff. I have only used it a handful of times and I can already see a difference. Not a huge difference but my skin feels softer, I don’t notice as many dry spots for sure, and it seems to work great with the serum I use. There is no left over greasiness. Neutrogena has always had high quality products that work really well on my sensitive skin. I have rosacea and it is so frustrating to find a good cleanser or moisturizer that does not cooperate with my rosacea and makes it flare up. This product does not do that at all. So far, it has not caused any issues with the rosacea and I am so thankful for that. The texture is thick but spreads easily. It has a light sense that I like quite a bit. One of the things I really like about the scent is that it does not linger all day. Some moisturizers, serums, etc., smell all day long and that isn’t always a great thing. For the price, the size of this and the quality, is a very good deal. I didn’t want to spend a small fortune if something didn’t work for me but this is one I will definitely be sticking with for awhile. I have already recommended it to several of my friends.

I've been using this for many months. I put it on Every night. I'm 64 and have very few wrinkles - and I want to keep it that way! 😅 There are probably other face creams that work even better, but I feel this is really working for me. It makes your skin feel really good and maybe I'm dreaming, but I feel it has helped the overall appearance of my skin. Now...if I could Just find something for my neck!!!! 😂 This is a good value and good product.

This is an effective moisturizer that leaves skin soft. It absorbs quickly without leaving residue, so makeup can be applied quickly and smoothly. Not sure how much it’s repairing, but I have no illusions about the hype. What I dislike is the intensely strong scent which is reminiscent of the “cold cream” products women used in the 60’s. Since I’m used to scent-free products, I find it quite strong. I always prefer scent-free products, so I will be looking for that feature in my search going forward. That being said, a little goes a long way, it’s a decent price for a good product, and I appreciate the tub since it’s evident when it’s running low. So, except for the scent, I would repurchase it.

I love this face cream, has a nice, clean smell. Absorbs quickly and not as greasy feeling as some face creams. My face feels so nice and smooth after using.

It feels good on my skin and - glides on. And, it smell good, too!

Very light and mildly creamy. Covers and absorbs easily, not greasy or shiny, smells wonderful. Gives skin a quick glow lasting several hours.

I wanted to like this—really. But after a few weeks of use, it’s a solid 3 stars at best. First off, I don’t know what kind of skin people have that makes them say this isn’t greasy, but on me? Grease city. My face looked like I just finished an elliptical session. And if you have a darker skin tone or even light-medium, the white cast is real—not subtle, not “oh it blends in after 10 minutes.” It just sits there like sunscreen from 2004. Now let’s talk ingredients. Does this scream “age repair” or just “basic SPF moisturizer with a fancy name”? Because the so-called actives don’t impress: • Hexylresorcinol – can help with pigmentation, sure, but it’s way down the list. • Ascorbyl glucoside – a stable but weak vitamin C derivative; not a powerhouse. • Bisabolol – calming, but that’s not “anti-aging.” • The rest? Mostly texture agents, thickeners, preservatives (methylparaben, propylparaben, ethylparaben), and fragrance. Bottom line: this isn’t a peptide-packed, retinol-infused anti-aging bomb. It’s a moisturizer with SPF and a little vitamin C tossed in so they can slap “Triple Age Repair” on the jar. Marketing > science here. Also, if you’re layering it over serums or any actives, expect pilling. Not “maybe if you rub too hard”—I mean immediate pilling. Little annoying white shreds like your face is erasing itself. It does hydrate, I’ll give it that. And it’s fine as a basic daytime moisturizer if your skin is dry and you don’t mind looking reflective. But for those of us expecting actual “repair” or any finesse, this ain’t it.

Feels great against my skin