MINON Amino Moist Aging Care Oil, 20ml

I mix one or two drops into my lotion, or simply pat it onto problem areas. When mixed with lotion, it creates a slightly thicker texture. It feels more moisturizing and less dry. It's a small container, but it lasts longer than I expected. I received it as a gift from Suzykirei after using it for about a month. Thank you! I'll continue using it and update if I notice any changes.

I bought this because I was starting to feel dry. I mixed one drop into my lotion and used it. It feels like my skin is more moisturized. It can be mixed with various other products, so it's very easy to use. It's sure to become an essential product this time of year.

I received this as part of a campaign on Suzykirei. I mixed one drop into my final skincare lotion morning and night for two weeks. Even though this is a very dry season, my skin has become plumper. My makeup doesn't smudge, and my skin doesn't dry out while I sleep. It doesn't claim to be effective against acne or pores, but it does seem to give my skin firmness. One drop at a time spreads easily, so I think it's good value for money. I plan to continue using it.

I use oil year-round because I have dry skin. First of all, I was surprised by the price! Many oils are expensive for a small amount, but I can buy this for under 2,000 yen! Of all the oils I've used so far (Kiehl's Morning & Night, KANEBO Dropping Oil, Albion Herbal Oil, RMK), this one was the viscousest. It's thick and sticky. It has no scent. It can be used on its own or mixed with cream, and I recommend it as a winter dryness countermeasure. It's small (20ml), but you only need about three drops at a time, so it doesn't run out quickly and I think it's good value for money. This oil is attractive because it not only moisturizes but also provides anti-aging care, but its high viscosity may affect your preferences. It may not be suitable for those with oily or combination skin, but I personally think it's better for dry skin. While this is my personal opinion, I'll briefly summarize the characteristics of the oils I've used below. I hope it's helpful. [High viscosity (thick and sticky) → Low viscosity (smooth)] Minon > Kiehl's Night > Kiehl's Morning = Albion > KANEBO > RMK [Usage] ● Minon: Recommended for dry skin. Because it's thick, it's easier to use by mixing it with cream or other ingredients rather than by itself. Odorless. ● Kiehl's Night Oil, but it has the false effect of a serum. Continued use clearly improves skin condition. Scented. Sticky. ● Not as impressive as Kiehl's Morning and Night, but it's not sticky when used in the morning and doesn't interfere with makeup. Using the oil significantly reduces dryness during the day. Scented. ● Albion (formerly Herbal Oil): A multi-purpose oil that can be used not only on the face but also on the hair and body. Scented like the bath salts Bubble. Easy to use as a first oil. ● KANEBO: An oil inspired by vernix caseosa. Scentless. It doesn't have any outstanding features, but it's easy to use and I think I'll repurchase it. ● RMK: The smoothest oil I've used. It has two layers, so mix before use. It has a citrus scent. It's a multi-purpose oil and is reasonably priced compared to other department store brands. It lasted about six months when used morning and night, so it's good value for money.

I bought this because I was starting to feel dry. I mixed one drop into my lotion and used it. It feels like my skin is more moisturized. It can be mixed with various other products, so it's very easy to use. It's sure to become an essential product this time of year.