Minon Amino Moist Moist Charge Lotion II 150ml - rich amino acid toner for very dry sensitive skin

Minon Amino Moist Moist Charge Lotion II 150ml

$25.97
Sale price  $25.97 Regular price  $28.33
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Minon Amino Moist Moist Charge Lotion II 150ml - rich amino acid toner for very dry sensitive skin

Minon Amino Moist Moist Charge Lotion II 150ml

$25.97
Sale price  $25.97 Regular price  $28.33
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  • ✅ Rich, velvety texture for intense moisture loading
  • ✅ 9 amino acids rebuild the skin's moisture reservoir
  • ✅ 2025 renewed formula — deeper hydration than predecessor
  • ✅ Non-occlusive — absorbs fully without leaving a film
  • ✅ Allergy-tested and suitable for sensitive skin
  • ✅ Free from fragrance, alcohol, parabens & colorants

🛡️ 100% Authentic – Japan domestic version
🚚 Ships from Tokyo
✨ Delivery in 4-6 business days

Description

Minon Amino Moist Moist Charge Lotion II 150ml is a rich amino acid toner for dry and sensitive skin needing intensive moisture loading at the toner step — the richer-texture variant in the Minon Amino Moist Moist Charge Lotion range, with a velvety, more viscous consistency that spreads slowly and sinks in deeply, providing a noticeably more cushioned moisture feel than the lighter Lotion I. Developed by Daiichi Sankyo using the same pharmaceutical approach as the Transino brightening range.

  • 9 Moisturising Amino Acids — NMF-identical amino acids that replenish the stratum corneum's own moisture-binding proteins at greater depth than the I variant
  • Glycerin — draws and holds moisture for sustained softness
  • Xanthan Gum — provides the characteristic velvety viscosity that allows longer skin contact before absorption
  • Soft-Skin Clear Complex (Lysine HCl + Carnosine) — refines skin texture and promotes a luminous, refreshed appearance
  • Alcohol-free, fragrance-free, paraben-free — pharmaceutical-grade purity appropriate for atopic and eczema-prone skin
  • 150ml — 2025 renewed formula; pairs with the Moist Charge Milk

How it works: The richer texture of Lotion II prolongs contact time between the amino acid-rich formula and the stratum corneum — allowing more NMF-replenishment to occur before the formula is fully absorbed. For very dry skin where the lighter Lotion I absorbs too quickly to deliver sufficient moisture, the II's viscosity provides the extended contact window needed for deeper hydration loading.

Minon Lotion II vs Hada Labo Gokujyun Premium for very dry skin: Both are premium hydrating toners with viscous textures suited to very dry skin. Hada Labo Premium uses 8 types of Hyaluronic Acid plus Sacran algae. Minon Lotion II uses 9 amino acids structurally identical to the NMF. For skin that primarily needs general deep hydration, Hada Labo Premium is equivalent. For skin with atopic tendency, pharmaceutical heritage, or fragrance sensitivity, Minon's pharmaceutical formulation is the more targeted choice.

Known in Japan as ミノン アミノモイスト モイストチャージ ローション II もっとしっとりタイプ 150mL.

Key Ingredients

  • 9 Moisturising Amino Acids — Valine, Threonine, Serine and 6 others saturate the stratum corneum and reinforce barrier integrity
  • Glycerin — draws and retains water within the skin for sustained softness
  • Xanthan Gum — gives the formula its characteristic viscosity for longer skin contact and deeper delivery
  • Glucosylhesperidin & Glycerylglucoside — barrier-support agents shared across the Amino Moist dry-skin line

HOW TO USE

  1. After cleansing, dispense 3–5 pumps into clean palms.
  2. Gently press into skin across the full face.
  3. For intense dryness, apply a second layer before it fully dries (重ね付け method).
  4. Follow with Moist Charge Milk or Cream to seal in moisture.

FAQ

How is Lotion II different from Lotion I?

Lotion II is thicker and takes longer to absorb, delivering a richer moisture feel on skin. Lotion I is lighter and faster-absorbing. Both use the same amino acid core — Lotion II is the right choice if you want more visible plumpness after toning.

Will the texture feel too heavy on sensitive skin?

Despite the viscosity, Lotion II is formulated to absorb fully without leaving a coating or residue. It has been allergy-tested and is designed specifically for sensitive skin — the slip comes from xanthan gum, not occlusive oils.

Can I use it as a sheet mask booster?

Yes. Many Japanese users apply Lotion II before a sheet mask to pre-hydrate skin so the mask's serum absorbs more effectively.

Is this the Japan-domestic version?

Yes. TokyoShelf sources directly from Tokyo drugstores including Matsumotokiyoshi. This is the Japan-domestic formula renewed in August 2025 — the same version available in Japanese pharmacies.

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