I enjoy this moisturizer alot its actually been keeping my face moisturizer, no fragrance which is a plus for me definitely worth the purchase
Y'all really hooked it up with the black Friday deal. Been using the stuff for a few months and love it. Glad I stocked up
love this, and just having it has made me want to go on a routine that was much needed for my skin
Love it! Makes my face feel so fresh and hydrated and its not all greasy.
Lightweight moisturizer with SPF and retinol. Makes skincare just that much easier!
After using for over a month now, I can see some improvement in smoothness and the fine lines are beginning to disappear. I wish it had a bit more SPF but overall its a really good product. Its nice to only worry about one product after washing my face in thw morning. I’d give it 4.5 stars if it would let me.
this is very good stuff. perfect for me. im too lazy and broke to spent hundreds of dollars on an elaborate skin care ruitine and this helps very much. amazing idea and product
I’ve tried an uncountable amount of moisturizers over my almost 48 years, this one is one of the best. It’s rare to find a daily moisturizer with SPF in it anymore, so that’s a plus right there. It has a slight scent but it’s nice and disappears quickly. Also, you only need a pea-size amount for your entire face, so it seems as if I won’t go through it super fast. It sinks into your skin without feeling greasy or oily, just instantly hydrated. My only suggestion would be that there be more products added to the brand, as I’d like to try a cleanser and nighttime moisturizer and eye cream. Thank you!
I bought brotege because it seemed like it would be quick and easy to use and it absolutely is. I've been using it in the morning before I leave the house for less than a week and I'm already getting compliments on my skin.
My old lotions were expensive and weren’t getting the job done. My kid’s daycare teacher told me I looked like Herbert from Family Guy. I bought Brotege and the next week she told me I looked 5 years younger.
