
Used Tretinoin? Rate It:
Cons:
I've used this product for two months now. Jaw full of red scars, my lower face is a mess, full of tiny pimples. Pimples have even reached my neck now!
Pros:
Got rid of acne AND leaves you with a great complexion.
Cons:
Peeling and drying at first.
Pros:
got rid of my acne on my forehead 90 percent it works really good for me. i hardly have pimpels
Cons:
makes my skin dry and it peels sometimes
Pros:
Acne heals faster.
Cons:
SCARS, initial breakout, red and peeling skin.
Pros:
None.
Cons:
Drys out your skin, creates irritation and itchiness, causes flaking and redness. It hurts your face if you use it constantly, even if you apply moisturizer.
Pros:
get rid of pimples and whitehead
Cons:
reddness, become worse in the first 2 weeks, get a while to see the improvement
Pros:
Retin-A has cleared up most of my acne. I had a lot of whiteheads on my forehead and other spots on my cheeks and scars. It's been 3 months since I started using it, and my acne got worse for the first 2 months. But this past month has been wonderful
Cons:
Initial breakout was BAD
Pros:
It seems to be sucking the impurities from down the shells of my skin and throwing it out to the surface
Cons:
Right now my face looks like a pizza:oily and red. I got big bumps some with pus, dried skin, blisters that don't heal, dry nose and lips. Skin doesn't exfoliate (crust on and around the pimple area)
Pros:
Heals scars and gets rid of a zit within a few days
Cons:
A little pealing at first but that just means your skin is adjusting to it. during the first few weeks your skin could take on a blush after you apply it or after you wash face. However, this is normal. Let your skin adjust to it.
Pros:
Taking a long time to work but it really does help. It takes time and it is slow improvement but I would say that 5 weeks later I am 75% clearer than I was.
Cons:
Dry skin and SENSITIVE skin. If I am in the sun for 20 minutes my face hurts. Slow progress which gets frustrating.
Pros:
First my settled after the breakout phase but then started to go worse.