Differin Adapalene Prescription Strength Retinoid Gel 0.1% Acne Treatment (Up to 90 Day Supply), 45 Gram

Just amazing

Is a good product

It can make your face dry , need to apply moisturizer after that

I used it every night for a couple months, I didn’t see much improvements to my skin during that period. I read that it takes a while to see any difference but I wasn’t quite satisfied even after using it for some time. I switched to using just a benzoyl peroxide gel instead and received much better and quicker results.

It’s ok. Not really sure if it’s doing anything but i was told that it should be used continuously for a long period so let’s see

Fulfill the purpose

Actually helps with pimples! Used to use benzyol peroxide, but this is way stronger, so helps to dry any pimples regardless of their size.

It works well on post acne marks.I have used it continuously for two week.Amazing results !

These pictures are horrendous. I promise I’m much cuter in person, lol. But, they are exactly 5 months apart. I have literally struggled with acne since I was in 4th grade. often times I would get really deep painful cystic acne which left terrible scars, but other times it has been tons of smaller pimples that still left their mark long after the pimple was gone. It has been nonstop and I promise I’ve tried nearly everything. Some things would help control it to just a monthly breakout during “that time” but never have I gone months with hardly any blemishes at all! I’ve had 1 blemish appear since the first picture, and amazingly it was gone in a day, and didn’t leave a scar!!Now, full disclosure, I can’t give differin gel ALL the credit, but it certainly played the biggest role. FYI I have sensitive, combination skin that likes to alternate between being brittle dry and baby oil slick.Below is my routine:Morning-I wash my face with Versed acne calming cream cleanser. I then apply a vitamin C/hylauronic acid serum. Then I apply the differin gel. After that, I either use differin’s restorative night cream or cerave’s daily moisturizing lotion (depends on the mood of my face that morning. If I feel even a hint of irritation when I wash it, I go with the heavier more moistening cream). I follow it up with a sunscreen of at least 30 spf. My favorite has been the black girl sunscreen because it doesn’t leave a white cast and I’ve been using it for over a year with no issues.Evening: if I wore makeup, I’ll wipe it off using micellar water and then I’ll wash with Cerave’s hydrating foaming face wash. If no makeup, then I only use micellar water, no face wash at all. Then I use a good moisturizer. I’ve changed this a few times without incident so I won’t name a specific brand, I’ve been trying out heavier, “night time” moisturizing masks and haven’t had a problem.Other things: I try and watch my sugar intake. I love sweets so sometimes this is really hard, lol. But I do my best. I also TRY to change my pillow case twice a week…most of the time, it’s once a week. But I’ll flip it halfway through either way. I also notice the better hydrated I am, the less oily I am.I also want to mention I did not find this routine anywhere or implement all these things at once. My skin was actually much worse. I finally learned to be patient while trying to find what works best. I introduced one new product at a time and so long as it didn’t make things worse, I didn’t change it. For almost a a year, I was doing all of the above minus the face wash and the differin gel. I switched to the versed face wash in January and started to notice I was having less dry skin days. It has 1.5% salicylic acid instead of the normal 2%. I had been using benzoyl peroxide as a spot treatment until one day I had a dry patch almost as bad as the scarring. I began using differin gel about 2 weeks before the first picture. I saw hope when I made it through “that time” of the month without any NEW blemishes. That never happens!!Anyway, sorry for the lengthy review but hopefully someone finds it helpful!! It took a long time for me to get here and I was excited to share!

Differin has worked wonders for my hormonal acne that I developed in my thirties. I have to say that it did take about 12 weeks to really show a difference. The picture that I’ve posted was over a span of three and a half months, with the most recent pictures from left to right starting from the top and earlier on pictures towards the bottom. Also, the breakouts got worse for me before they got better. It was at my worse ever at about 4-6 weeks in, but began getting better after that. Don’t be discouraged and stick it out to at least 12 weeks! My skin is the best I’ve seen it in a long time!!

After 30 years of cystic acne, this finally healed my skin.... I gave up on using it 1 month in because it was drying me out like crazy. My dermatologist told me to trust the process and push through the purge. I’m 4 months in now and I’m ready to move to a stronger % (Rx only)2 things I wish she would’ve told me:#1 wait for Your skin to dry fully after washing it and before applying the differin. This will prevent flaking. #2 apply at night right before bed, as sunlight makes differin lose its effectiveness. Focus on protecting your skin and using an SPF during the day.It’s amazing! About to order my 2nd tube... trust the process! Push through the purge!

this product has soo many problems should privent you from buying1-Overpriced for no reasons2- small size - it should be 9 riyals for every 15 grams = here its X7 time its price3- medicine like this can be damaged by heat and it delivery doesnt have cooling system , so its better to buy it from nearst pharmacy which has reason price -X7 than this and better quality

I decided to try this product because I was suffering with hormonal acne at my chin and jaw line. It wasn't severe but enough to make you feel self conscious. Applied the gel and next day moisturizer, facial wash, anything I would apply on my skin burned very badly. I developed a severe chemical burn and acne reappeared with lots of flaking. Stopped using the product and have to deal with the scarring of my skin. Do yourself a favor see a dermatologist if you can and leave this product alone.