
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
The gel dries your face a LOT. Takes about one of two months to start seeing results.
Pros:
nothing
Cons:
dries skin
Pros:
omgg it works so good.
Cons:
u have to use it awhile before it can work
Pros:
Able to gently treat spots; Odourless
Cons:
Takes awhile to see results and loses it's 'magic' after awhile. Can make you face quite sticky hours after application. The first time I applied it, my face started peeling which took about couple weeks til it healed, but the spots were still there.
Pros:
My zits decreased in size( but they did increase in number. I didn't have the initial breakout many people seem to have.
Cons:
It didn't seem to do very much.
Pros:
Works like a charm; gets rid of every last spot.
Cons:
You have to use it moderately at first so that you don't peel.
Pros:
Easily applied, no side effects
Cons:
Minimal if any clearing of the skin, doesn't feel or seem like its working
Pros:
eventually gentle for sensitive skin, zaps whiteheads quickly, gives skin a wonderful glow once it starts working
Cons:
The IB is very unpleasant. I used the cream in Aus/Canada ran out In Korea and was off it for 4 weeks. Only gel is available in Korea and it burned like hell for the first three months of nightly application. Got a long IB again too!
Pros:
Skin texture seems smoother, speeds up cycle of pimple (comes to a head faster)
Cons:
Acne gets MUCH worse in first few weeks, does not seem to be affecting cystic pimples, some drying/irritation (not as severe as Retin-A)
Pros:
smooth skin
Cons:
loads of pimples and whiteheads especially on my forehead in the first 2 weeks
Pros:
Acne zone became smaller, acne got better.