
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
i started to break out and get red spots on my face were the acne used to be......
Pros:
It cleared my acne up at first well.
Cons:
I do have less acne on my face but I still get a lot of breakouts. It didnt work as well as I thought it would. It also makes your skin super dry and red.
Pros:
clearing up my skin, more even
Cons:
Burns,
Pros:
Skin is more clear, much more consistant skin tone.
Cons:
The medication did not work as fast as I would have liked... I was a little discouraged at first but after the sensitivity and dryness it reveals great skin
Pros:
dont know
Cons:
doesnt work
Pros:
it really cleared up my moderate to severe acne considerably and maintained effectiveness
Cons:
it made my face extremely red, dry and flakey. I have very sensitive skin so.... I also hated applying it every night (you have to do it meticulously - carefully spread it over all problem areas)
Pros:
(Using the 0.1% formula) Cleared up breakouts, evened out skin tone, made face softer!
Cons:
Experience peeling and slight irritation from nightly use. Have started using moisturizer with it, which helps. Also, it takes a few weeks to really start seeing results.
Pros:
Worked very well. Less pimples, less redness and less black heads. Also helped a lot with bothered skin.
Cons:
Made my skin shiny, not oily, just shiney, and it's expensive
Pros:
none
Cons:
i got this to see if it would help keep acne away. i didnt have any before i got it and after 2 weeks of using it, it broke me out so bad and my skin was really dry and red. it does make your skin soft for the first week or so.
Pros:
Prevent acnes forming, reduce inflmation, smooth out skin texture, so gentle which does not irritate the most delicated area
Cons:
Tend to lose its efficiency in preventing and fighting acnes after 18 to 24 months of continuous use.
Pros:
it was working the first week....