What skin type is minon suitable for? Can it be used on oily skin or sensitive skin?

Girls who like Japanese cosmetics or often follow the Cosme Awards will not be unfamiliar with MINON. This brand is very famous in Japan and has a long history. Its products are very gentle and natural. So, what skin type is Minon suitable for?

Minon is a very famous skin care product in Japan and is deeply loved by the Japanese people. However, recently, this product has entered our country. Do people who are not familiar with this product know what skin type Minon is suitable for? Let us learn about it together below.

What skin type is minon suitable for?

MINON is a Japanese safe beauty cosmetic brand developed based on the skin care needs of sensitive and dry skin. Many of its products have won the cOSMe Award consecutively and are popular all over Japan!

Most people who know MINON first learned about it through MINON's facial masks. In fact, MINON was established more than 40 years ago and is affiliated to Daiichi Sankyo Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Co., Ltd. Based on the skin science of world-renowned pharmaceutical companies and the concept of "safe moisturizing and enhancing functions", it has developed a series of gentle and effective beauty products suitable for all ages to meet the care needs of sensitive skin, dry skin and unstable skin.

Is Minon suitable for oily skin?

This product is designed for sensitive skin. It feels a little greasy when you first apply it, but it will be gone after a while. It's not oily at all after it's absorbed.

The "MINON" series specially designed for sensitive and dry skin was conceived and launched by the well-known Japanese pharmaceutical company "Daiichi Sankyo" in 1973. It has a history of 42 years and is an old brand with a good reputation. Its earliest product started with a bar of "soap". Why is it called "MINON"? It turns out that it is because their concept adheres to three NONs, including excluding substances that may cause allergies, low toxicity, and weak acidity. The three NONs together are "MINON". ("3" in Japanese is pronounced as "MI" at the beginning) This series can be used safely by everyone from babies to adults or the elderly. The entire series is low-irritating and can gently protect the skin. Minon different skin types using experience

Baby overall

I've heard of this famous brand of additive-free products for a long time. The things on the Cosme list are generally more suitable for me. I still think that Japanese brand skin care products are more suitable for Asian skin types. The most important point is that I rarely have allergies when using Japanese products. European and American brands, especially those claiming to be pure natural or aromatherapy brands, can easily lead to bad results. For girls with dry and sensitive skin types similar to mine, I recommend trying Japanese skin care products. The ingredients are simple and effective, and most importantly, they are non-allergenic! Don't be fooled by its inexpensive price. The plastic of the packaging box and the inner bottle is more textured. The humanized design and exquisite materials are also a big reason why I like Japanese products.

Highlights and details

There is an instruction manual! I'm used to environmentally friendly Japanese products without plastic seals, seals, or instructions. This product actually has an instruction manual, which is rare in the products sold in the drugstores I buy...

Read the instructions! Specially designed for sensitive and dry skin. It says that sensitive skin and dry skin often react easily to external stimuli due to poor skin barrier function and rapid water loss. The amino acid in this product can reach every corner of the stratum corneum and provide comprehensive support to skin with poor barrier function.

Trial process and experience

I squeezed out a pump. Because it is new, the air in the tube needs to be exhausted. This amount is not even a full pump. You can see that the texture is a lotion that is neither thick nor thin. During the time I took the photo, this little thing slid a long distance on my hand. I smelled it and it has almost no smell. Fragrances are also allergens for sensitive skin.

Use your fingers to open it, so you can see the texture more clearly. This state is just right for me, not as thick as cream, nor as thin as some lotions that feel close to water.

Rub it lightly, and it feels shiny and moisturized! For my dry skin, it feels very comfortable and moisturizing. Japanese creams or lotions are rarely particularly refreshing. It may be because of the climate. For girls in the south, the air is so dry that their faces will crack. When I go there to play, I must buy moisturizing skin care products again. Rub the backs of your hands together and it won't be oily. The instructions say to squeeze it once or twice, but I think one squeeze is enough for the entire face, neck, and back of the hands. Gently massage the face to promote absorption. There will still be a little sticky feeling, but it is more moisturizing. I have sensitive skin and it feels very comfortable to use

Trial experience

Advantages: It is suitable for extremely dry and sensitive skin, and has just the right amount of moisturizing effect, which is suitable for autumn and winter.

Disadvantages: It feels a bit oily when you first apply it on your face, but it feels comfortable after massage and absorption. It may still be too sticky in summer when you sweat a lot.