Used Adapalene? Rate It:
Cons:
- if you have dry skin, this just dries it out to a new level
- red, flaky skin - halfway through the day my skin starts to peel even under tonnes of moisturizer
- if Retinol/Retinol A was too strong for you and your dermatologist thinks this will be more gentle, it probably won't
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Pros:
Easy to remember to apply once a night.
Cons:
* Caused extremely dry skin, my neck and earlobes are a total mess, and I didn't even apply it there!
* Made acne much, much worse.
Pros:
Easy to apply
Soaks into skin fast
Great for pustular acne
Works fairly fast
Cons:
Intial breakout
Initial redness
Dries out skin
Pros:
- it helps the painful blind pimples go down a bit.
Cons:
- burning when i wash my face or put water on it. mainly under my eyes.
- dried side of my nose
- initiral break out
Pros:
Gets rid of oil on face
Cons:
Creates flakes of skin all over your face, doesn't work.
Cons:
Horrific initial breakout
Didn't clear skin in a total of 3 months
Skin appeared extremely shiny
Burning
Peeling
Flaking
Redness
Pros:
It work!!
Cons:
Dry out your skin
Pros:
See results instantly
Cons:
Face gets Hot, Red, and Itchy if you over use
Pros:
Clears up acne like no other
Cons:
May dry skin
Pros:
Clears skin
Gets rid of red scaring
Smooths skin
Cons:
Slight initial break out
Pros:
- still waiting for pros, maybe spots are less frequent
- no initial breakout, although I was on Retinol A before this, so maybe that is why