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Best Minon Products for Dry Skin
5 Minon picks that actually work on dry skin — ranked by editor rating, not by what the brand pushes hardest. Updated 2026.
Minon is what Japanese dermatologists actually recommend when patients show up with inflamed, reactive, eczema-prone skin. It's owned by pharma giant Daiichi Sankyo, sold at pharmacies (drugstores, in Japan parlance), and built around 9 amino acids that soothe and repair the skin barrier. Affordable, unglamorous, genuinely good for troubled skin.
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8.8/10 · tonerAmino Moist Charge Lotion II (Moist)
Minon is what Japanese dermatologists reach for when a patient's skin is falling apart. Amino Moist is the hero line — nine amino acids that mimic the skin's natural moisturizing factors, plus glycyrrhizic acid (an anti-irritant). Fragrance-free, colorant-free, pharmacy-backed. A desert-island barrier product.
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8.4/10 · moisturizerAmino Moist Charge Cream
MINON closes its Amino Moist line — same 9-amino-acid hero as the lotion and milk, in the rich cream step for very dry or reactive winter skin.
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8.4/10 · moisturizerAmino Moist Charge Milk
Minon's lightweight milk emulsion in the Amino Moist line — 9 amino acids + 2 humectant amino acids in a barrier-repair formulation that's become Japan's #1 sensitive-skin recommendation. Minon (Daiichi Sankyo Healthcare's specialized sensitive-skin brand) sits between Aestura and Curel as the Japanese drugstore-tier sensitive-skin reference.
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8.3/10 · moisturizerAmino Moist Moisturizing Milk for Dry Sensitive Skin
Minon's richer variant of the Amino Moist Milk — same amino acid complex base but with deeper lipid layer (cetearyl alcohol + squalane higher in formula) for the driest sensitive skin. Fragrance-free, alcohol-free, paraben-free across the Minon platform. The dry-skin alternative for clients who find the Charge Milk too lightweight.
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8.3/10 · maskAmino Moist Charge Face Mask
The sheet-mask version of Minon's Amino Moist Charge Lotion. Same 9-amino-acid formula, now in a cotton sheet. For calming post-flight, post-peel, or post-reaction skin, this is the one to stash in the fridge.