MINON Medicated Conditioner, 450ml

The foam kids' shampoo was good, but this one is also good. I only use shampoos that are gentle on the skin, and this one works without any itching or rashes. There are no problems with foaming or rinsing. However, unlike the no-rinse kids' shampoo, this one leaves my hair feeling rough after rinsing, so I need to use a conditioner.

The plant-based amino acid cleansing ingredients are "super mild," lather well, and don't leave your hair feeling stingy after washing. It's color-free, lightly scented, and allergy-tested, so it's great for scalps that tend to be dry. Since I tend to have dry and sensitive scalps, I often feel like "gentle" means "not enough," but this is gentle yet cleanses properly, which is great! The conditioner isn't heavy either, and it left my hair smooth to the touch (^^)

After losing hair due to medication, I was looking for a shampoo and conditioner that was good for my scalp (gentle), and I thought Minon would be okay, so I started using it. I didn't have any problems, so I've been using it for over a year. I was also concerned about dandruff, so I used it in the hopes that it would also help with that, but it didn't have much effect on my dandruff at the time. It has a gentle scent, so I recommend it for hospital stays or periods when you're sensitive to odors. It's not the type of scent that lingers on your hair. It's not harsh and lathers well. I think many people who want to try Minon have sensitive skin, so I think it would be good to have a trial size that lasts about a week.

After giving birth, my skin changed, and commercial shampoos started causing eczema and scabs on my scalp. At first, LION's Octo Shampoo worked well, but gradually it started to feel less like it, so I tried Minon, which has good reviews. The shampoo is clear and silky. A small amount creates a lot of lather. My hair feels moisturized after washing. I found myself wondering if I hadn't rinsed it out thoroughly enough. The conditioner was a little stiff, making it a bit difficult to spread and blend. It didn't seem to have much of a treatment effect, so it would probably be better to use a separate treatment. The scent is a gentle, old-fashioned scent. It's a scent that seems universally appealing. Overall, it's gentle on my scalp, and I haven't had any problems so far. I'd be happy if it was available for around 1,000 yen. However, unless I experience any problems, I'll continue to buy it. P.S. I've used up one bottle, and I'm able to get through the dry winter months without any itching or scabs. I would really like to try different shampoos, but for people with sensitive scalps like me, I recommend Minon shampoo.

My scalp problems have been cured! A year or two ago, I started experiencing oily, itchy scalp and a couple of painful pimples. I tried Collage Furufuru, Curel, and Ma & Me, but nothing helped. I didn't have high hopes, but I figured a moisturizing product might be a good option. It worked for me, and within a few days of use, the oiliness, itchiness, and pimples were completely cured. I was amazed. It lathers well and has a soft, gentle, soapy scent that's soothing. I'm not a fan of strong fragrances, but this Minon shampoo was just fine! It says it's a moisturizing cleanser, so I assumed it would leave my hair feeling quite moisturized, but after blow-drying, my hair felt smooth and silky to the touch. It's a strange feeling: neither my scalp nor hair feels oily, yet it's deeply moisturizing. (I use a different treatment.) It's been a while since I've found a shampoo I want to keep using. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who suffers from itchy scalp, eczema, or acne!