
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
It doesnt work!
Pros:
Skin is smoother, less oily, certain acnes clear up quicker, and it settles into skin quickly before bed.
Cons:
The initial "it gets worse before it gets better" is no fun.
Pros:
Cream is not drying, skin is clearing up.
Cons:
Gets worse before it gets better. But be patient!
Pros:
After over a year on Differin, I am almost completely clear of any major blemishes. In combination with a topical antibiotic and AHA, I am more happy with my skin that I have been in 13 years. It's not perfect, but Differin has changed my skin.
Cons:
Takes a long time to work, and breakouts don't completely go away. You MUST BE PATIENT.... it took four months for Differin to really work for me.
Pros:
Started seeing results in about a week (NO JOKE!!!), makes skin very smooth, i think its great for oily skin types seeing as though it dries out my skin just enough so I'm not an oil slick, makes pores smaller too, works well with blackheads
Cons:
none
Pros:
Using the .3% for about a month and I am still getting new pimples but they do not stick around as long or seem as severe. This is strong stuff, it does take some getting used to (I have very sensitive skin.) And don't forget the SPF!
Cons:
Very dry skin (though that may also have something to do with the time of year) and some flaking at my chin and around my eyes. I've been taking care of this with good moisturizer and Aquaphor on the flaky parts at night over the Differin.
Pros:
Feels better than BP.
It works wonders
Little goes long ways.
Cons:
I dont have insurance so cost. 140 a month :(
Pros:
Seems to be working
Cons:
None yet
Pros:
AMAZING FOR BLACKHEADS ON THE NOSE IN PARTICULAR
Cons:
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO NORMAL ACNE
Pros:
Uhm... it comes in a gel??
Cons:
Doesn't work. Made me break out even more. Dried out my skin a lot. Can only get it by prescription. Annoying commercials (lol)
Pros:
iv been using it for more than a year now and i dont see any touched results