
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
continuous IB even after 3 months
Pros:
it kinda works, got rid of all my blackheads
Cons:
drying at first makes skin peel
Pros:
no bad smell, no bad side effects, a little effective
Cons:
didn't clear up acne
Pros:
It did not dry my skin out as much as I thought it would.
Goes on smoothly and not as a mask feeling
Cons:
breaking me out, has not done anything for my cystic acne for 2 weeks now. It's expensive even with insurance
Pros:
Worked within first few weeks, now I rarely breakout and my skin is less oily
Cons:
very dry skin, got a strange rash on my neck in the winter months when the air was dry, but since the weather started to warm up the rash has disappeared. differin takes time to work
Pros:
I've been using differin 0.1 cream. I started the cream having only whiteheads in my cheeks. After i applied the cream i broke out and had 9 pimples, which SUCKED! But then the the day after the pimples turned white and fell off. Whiteheads gone.
Cons:
My skin feels a little dry and tight. I got many pimples the first few days.
Pros:
Seemed to clear scars, but I only used it for a few days
Cons:
DRIED SKIN SEVERELY
Pros:
Improved skin tone. Faster healing rate. Minimal skin irritations.
Cons:
Pricey since most insurances wouldn't cover it due to its anti-wrinkle purpose. Made my skin more sensitive for the first two weeks.
Pros:
I don't remember any.
Cons:
scarring!!!!
Pros:
According to my GP, it hopefully would work compared to Dalacin T Topical Solution. Last year I had servere acne, Dalacin cleared it up. Aso long as anti-biotics, now my acne is back, Dalacin has no affect. So I was hopefull?
Cons:
I am in week 1 of the treatment, extreemly dry skin. Takes half hour to apply the cream or a moisturizer (due the EXTREEM PAIN). And my acne seems clearer than what it was. I am using it with Dalacin T Topical Solution and Anti-biotics.
Pros:
clears blackheads