Ice Cubes

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    5.0
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    sugapie1

    9 years ago

    Cheap, easy and no hassell. You have to be-careful using ice as in the long term it can damage delicate skin. I only do it say once a week or when I have puffy eyes. I have a tray already...

    About reviewer (25 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinCombination, Fair, Cool

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesGreen

    4.0
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    makdah

    9 years ago

    For months, I have been using on my face a paste made with regular uncoated aspirin followed by ice cubes in circular motions Aspirin tablets contain a compound derived from salicylic acid --...

    About reviewer (1 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinSensitive, Fair-Medium

    HairBrown

    EyesBlack

    5.0
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    spaflam

    9 years ago

    Ice can calm inflamation, soothe a burn, help with puffy eyes - but use with care and a barrier between it and your skin. Free - make it at home yourself.

    About reviewer (2533 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinDry, Fair, Cool

    HairBrown, Wavy, Fine

    EyesGreen

    4.0
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    stls

    9 years ago

    Who new ice cubes would work so well as a spot treatment! Every time I notice a zit forming I fold a napkin, hold the star shaped ice cube with it, press for 10 seconds, move it around for a few...

    About reviewer (1000 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinSensitive, Fair, Neutral

    HairBlond, Curly, Medium

    EyesGreen

    5.0
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    AgentMakeup007

    9 years ago

    This is one of the things I recur to when I have diverse skin issues. It's super great for reducing skin inflammation, rashes, zits, huge pores and it also tightens the skin. When I get cystic...

    About reviewer (399 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinOily, Fair-Medium, Warm

    HairRed, Relaxed, Coarse

    EyesHazel

    5.0
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    Dipsm

    9 years ago

    Applying ice cubes on my skin is very very beneficial n it tones my skin and removes al spots.... I use it twice daily .... Morning as well as night.... N it really really helps..... I use it after...

    About reviewer (6 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinDry, Medium

    HairBlack

    EyesHazel

    1.0
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    PrettyPegasus

    9 years ago

    Heard that cold compresses help puffy eyes. They don't; it just feels cool to the point of uncomfortable. I wrapped mine in a thin towel as told, although it was really cold. It doesn't do...

    About reviewer (1 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinNormal, Fair

    HairBrunette

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    vladmyra

    9 years ago

    Here's what I do once or twice a day: Buy stocking material sockets (the thin, transparent ones) to hold the ice cubes in. Put 1 or 2 ice cubes (mine are not very large) in the socket and...

    About reviewer (4 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinOily, Fair, Neutral

    HairOther, Other, Other

    EyesOther

    5.0
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    GentleReader

    10 years ago

    Icing my face is the best thing I've done for my skin, ever. After finally getting my hormonal cystic acne under control through Spiro, BC, and dietary changes (no cow's milk products, low gluten,...

    About reviewer (27 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinCombination, Fair, Neutral

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesGreen

    3.0
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    anonyym

    10 years ago

    Mjeeeeh... I don't know... It's a exceptionally cheap trick, but I don't really think it does so much for me? It feels nice, but I guess that's it???

    About reviewer (250 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinVery Oily, Fair, Warm

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesBlue

    5.0
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    sugapie1

    9 years ago

    Cheap, easy and no hassell. You have to be-careful using ice as in the long term it can damage delicate skin. I only do it say once a week or when I have puffy eyes. I have a tray already...

    About reviewer (25 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinCombination, Fair, Cool

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesGreen

    4.0
    Created with Sketch.
    from
    makdah

    9 years ago

    For months, I have been using on my face a paste made with regular uncoated aspirin followed by ice cubes in circular motions Aspirin tablets contain a compound derived from salicylic acid --...

    About reviewer (1 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinSensitive, Fair-Medium

    HairBrown

    EyesBlack

    5.0
    Created with Sketch.
    from
    spaflam

    9 years ago

    Ice can calm inflamation, soothe a burn, help with puffy eyes - but use with care and a barrier between it and your skin. Free - make it at home yourself.

    About reviewer (2533 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinDry, Fair, Cool

    HairBrown, Wavy, Fine

    EyesGreen

    4.0
    Created with Sketch.
    from
    stls

    9 years ago

    Who new ice cubes would work so well as a spot treatment! Every time I notice a zit forming I fold a napkin, hold the star shaped ice cube with it, press for 10 seconds, move it around for a few...

    About reviewer (1000 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinSensitive, Fair, Neutral

    HairBlond, Curly, Medium

    EyesGreen

    5.0
    Created with Sketch.
    from
    AgentMakeup007

    9 years ago

    This is one of the things I recur to when I have diverse skin issues. It's super great for reducing skin inflammation, rashes, zits, huge pores and it also tightens the skin. When I get cystic...

    About reviewer (399 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinOily, Fair-Medium, Warm

    HairRed, Relaxed, Coarse

    EyesHazel

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