Used Azelaic Acid? Rate It:
Cons:
Costly, stings/itches a bit for first 5 minutes after applying.
Pros:
This stuff works pretty well. I've been using it for about 4 weeks. The trick is to put a lot on. Even though this might increase the stinging, putting a lot one will improve inflammation and redness a lot more (it worked this way for me at least).
Cons:
stings...that's about it though
Pros:
after one day my skin seemed a lot calmer and although i still had redness it wasn't as bad as it was the night before
Cons:
slightly itchiness
Pros:
nice consistency, no irritation, no refrigeration, no bleaching, no dryness or peeling
Cons:
a little pricey, but it's worth it
Pros:
Doesn't dry the skin out and really works (for me at least!)
Cons:
Takes a bit of getting used to - it can sting if applied to damp skin or used too frequently.
Pros:
easily absorbed, seems to help
Cons:
slight itching. reduces healing of red spots.
Pros:
It appears to be working quite well on my skin and i am not nearly as oily asin times past.
Cons:
Burning/itching to the point that I have to wash it off
Pros:
Clears blackheads, smaller comedones, and cysts. Starts working immediately. One of the few products my skin isn't allergic to. Works on hormonal acne too!
Cons:
Stings a bit if your skin is still wet when you apply it. Steep price if you don't have insurance, but if you can come up with the money, and have stubborn acne like myself, it's totally worth it.
Pros:
Finacea doesn't hurt your skin. I find it cosmetically elegant. I find my skin tone more even and it has helped to quickly heal "underground" cysts and whiteheads alike. I feel like I am finally able to use a product that is 'caring' for my skin.
Cons:
A little irritation at first around my eye area. Don't bring it too close up .
Pros:
Reduces amount of new acne, fades red acne scars, evens out skin tone, improves skin texture, controls shine from excess oil.