TARO Adapalene 0.1% USP Gel, Paraben Free, Retinoid Acne-Prone Facial Treatment for Sensitive Skin, Prescription Strength (0.5 Oz)

Differin was the only thing that fixed my acne on my face. Be prepared for a “retinol purge” where your acne gets worse before it gets better. After a couple months, my acne was way better. No more cystic acne. This is the generic for Differin, and works the same. I now use it as a spot treatment for the occasional zit, and it clears it up quickly.

Very effective. Works overnight.

10/10 alternative to retinol. Make you slowly integrate this into your routine. You can seriously mess up your skin barrier if you go to crazy at first

TARO Adapalene 0.1% Gel has worked really well for my acne, as long as I stayed consistent and patient with it. After a few weeks, my breakouts started to calm down and my skin texture looked smoother, with fewer new pimples popping up. It can be a bit drying at first, but using a gentle cleanser and moisturizer helped a lot, and I like that it’s paraben free.

been using this for years. keeps my skin clear after struggling with cystic acne.

I've been consistently impressed with this TARO Adapalene Gel. As a USP-grade product, the quality is excellent—it has a light, non-greasy texture that absorbs well and is formulated without parabens, which is a big plus for my skincare routine. It has been highly effective for its intended purpose, showing clear results over time. For a pharmaceutical-grade product that delivers on its promise and comes in a substantial tube, the price represents a very good value, especially compared to other brands. This has become a reliable staple in my regimen.

It was really good but you have to use it every two days especially if you have sensitive skin like me because it burns if use everyday

This didn't help with my acne, I know it has everything to do with my skin type.