
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
dried my skin a little, pretty expensive:cost about $90 with insurance and $25 off coupon
Pros:
it did say what it was going to do..which was making the acne worse however that was more of a con.
Cons:
made acne worse ...but it burned my face and peels and it hurt so bad i couldnt even touch it... also i put it on my chest too...and it made my acne 10X worse...and scared it.
Pros:
did not hurt my skin and cleared a small amount of acne
Cons:
it did not clear all of my acne and stopped working at all after about 4 months. Also, even with insurance it was expensive.
Pros:
made my skin better than it was but not completely clear. cheeper than stuff like proactive
Cons:
took a few months, makes my skin really dry and flaky, burned at first
Pros:
It doesn't burn and it seems to be working.
Cons:
None so far.
Pros:
It works!
Cons:
I have insurance but it is expensive if you don't have it. Can dry out your skin.
Pros:
Yes
Pros:
Not as many white heads
Cons:
Dries out
Itchy
Makes red
Pros:
Makes skin nicer, does not irratate skin
Cons:
nothing dramaticly different.
Pros:
Really gentle, gets rid of small blackheads within a few days, and doesn't smell bad like other acne medications. Also helped with dark spots and scarring.
Cons:
Expensive, takes a while to kick in. Sometimes makes your face oilier than normal.
Pros:
Actually works, unlike many products, it took about 3 weeks to work but now i only get about 1-2 zits every once in awhile