
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
no big difference if it is not used on a regular basis
Pros:
Slowly and gradually clears acne
Cons:
Drys the skin and does not clear big spots
Pros:
I've noticed a difference just within the first two weeks
Cons:
I did have an initial breakout when I started using it, but it didn't last long.
Pros:
It makes skin soft, is minimizing black heads, is starting to clear up pimples, helps heal and minimize scaring, dries out moderately dry skin.
Cons:
It is taking FOR-EV-ER for this stuff to work... But I was told it takes a month to ACTUALLY work. I read on here that a lot of people were told to use it as a spot? I use it all over.. So I don't know is that makes a different.
Pros:
My skin didn't peel off as horribly as with some other topicals.
Cons:
It did nothing for my acne, dried my skin out somewhat, and was expensive for some reason even though I have good insurance.
Pros:
I can't believe it but my skin is clear, my scaring (red marks/purple) are gone! No more cysts or whiteheads!!
Cons:
It does take 3 months for it to work..please use this!!!!!! Still get some blackheads...
Pros:
... None
Cons:
Made my acne worse than ever before...
Pros:
Made my skin better than it had been, but did not completely clear things up. Also, my insurance covers a good deal of the cost and with the 3-refill rebate I pay almost nothing for it.
Cons:
My skin got worse before it got better. It also got very dry esp. when used with an alcohol solution. Some moisturizers that should have been fine stung and my face peeled a bit. I also still break out on chin/jaw and have persistent spots elsewhere.
Pros:
I have just started using the product, about 5 days to be exact,and I am quite pleased with how my skin looks. I really dont have acne, I have dark spots on my forehead
Cons:
No adverse reactions as yet (hopefully none)
Pros:
I think it works well if it is used consistently.