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annaya
Oily/Resilient
There isn’t really much difference, they both are based around adapalene 0.1% and that’s pretty much it. They both should work the same way, so i’d go for the cheaper one 😉
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theartofskincarett
Dry/Sensitive
Both are basically the same...same active ingredient at same percentage
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hashiskincare
Dry/Sensitive
I don't think there's a big difference. I can't look at the ingredients the first one has but I'm guessing they don't differ much m form each other
Get the cheapest
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SkinObsessedWavy
Dry/Resilient
the first part of my reviews are ALWAYS the claims they make in their descriptions. The second is my experience. So rather or not it is or isn't, its their claim and there is a mild form of SA in the ingredients list. did you check before commenting 😉
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Norabella
Oily/Sensitive
This is a matter of brand name drugs and generic name drugs. As you see here, they both contain the same concentration of the active therapeutic ingredient, Adapalene.
Both brands are designed to be bioequivalent, to have the same mechanism of action, and give the same therapeutic effects.
However, the price is different due to other expenses a brand needs to make. Expenses like a license, preclinical studies, clinical trials, advertising and marking, etc..
The difference between them could be in the excipients, purity, inactive substances and other stuff.
If you’re not allergic to any of the formulas then just pick the cheapest option since they deliver the exact same therapeutic effect.
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