
Used Adapalene (Non-prescription)? Rate It:
Cons:
Very expensive, and no early improvements.
Pros:
it is very effective!!!
Cons:
my skin became dry.. it became a little flaky. so I put on my moisturizer
Pros:
acne should decrease soon.. i hope
Cons:
acne is increeassssinggg!! by alot!!! for me.
my skin is really red and dry. use moistrilizer.
Pros:
Clearing up face quickly. Using with Sulfacetamide lotion and Monodox pills.
Cons:
Drying out face. Put around eyes accidentaly and hurt for a few days. Sunburnt on drive home from work.
Pros:
makes my skin feel smooth, clears up most parts so far.
Cons:
makes my skin itchy. apparently your skin has to get work before it gets better.
Pros:
It worked on my skin, and I actually got compliments on it (which NEVER happens.) I would liken it to a very light chemical peel. It helps with pimples and blackheads.
Cons:
If you put too much on, it will burn/irritate your skin and make it very red. It is expensive though and I could only get it through a prescription (so you have to pay a dermatology fee as well, which, for a college student, is hard to afford.)
Pros:
it can really clear your face as other medcine may give negative effect
Cons:
You will feel your skin dry at the beginning, but it will becomes better after a few weeks you have used.
It may costs you a lot but it really benefits to you in contrast.
Pros:
It has cleared my skin,
Cons:
Acne got worst on the first 3 weeks. My skin is very dry and is peeling off..also my sensibility has increased a lot.
Pros:
make skin smooth
Cons:
Brings out all the hidden acne to the surface. I have been on differin for 8 weeks and it has brought out acne that I never had on my forehead and cheeks and chin. I must say after 8 weeks the right side of my face is clear. Just waiting for the rest
Pros:
Goes on lightly, and you can't really tell if it's there. No smell.