Ice Cubes Face Massage - Reviews

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Ice Cubes Face Massage

4.4 63 reviews

Paras15

1 review

Answer me please, need help

I applied cucumber ice cube face pack on my face, and after few hours mu cheeks become all red

Reviewed on May 21, 2018· 0 comments

I felt some burning sensation on my cheeks with slight swelling so tried this ice thing by rubbing ice cubes on cheeks and arround the whole face. When I woke up next morning swelling was gone but it left light patches on cheeks. More than a week has been passed its still there. I don't know what to do. Is this normal? And how to treat this? Please help.

Reviewed on April 19, 2017· 0 comments

bebebird

1 review

The Best

I do this every morning and evening and it's been wonderful for me. I don't hold the ice though. The only time I did, I got a frostbite. But it's great if you just rub a cube of ice all over your face until it has all melted (wrap it in a muslin cloth if your face is sensitive). By the way, green tea ice cubes work extra well, since tea is antibacterial. Basically what this does is reduces or even stops inflammation and tightens pores. Reduces overall morning puffiness. If you do it before bedtime, it may help to avoid overnight acne. And rubbing face with ice in the morning reduces oiliness during the day. It's been the only thing, that has ever helped me to prevent skin from getting worse after picking. Cons: this doesn't unclog pores, you will still need to find a good, gentle way to clean your skin.

Reviewed on April 7, 2017· 0 comments

MatthewDrew06

1 review

Works but what is "Breakouts?"

Works i recommend to use it in zits or red pimples love it but what is "Breakouts?" guys?

Reviewed on August 19, 2016· 1 comment

Zelina

8 reviews

Works.

Put an ice cube in a paper towel and hold it on a really big zit for 5 minutes and the puffiness and swelling is all gone. Redness will still be there, but there will no longer be an enormous bump on yo face.

Reviewed on August 12, 2016· 0 comments

songyu

3 reviews

Ice Cubes

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.

Reviewed on July 11, 2016· 0 comments

choco_latte

5 reviews

Good spot treatment

Ice doesn't get rid of acne itself, but it really helps reducing inflammation and pimple size. I think it's most effective on inflamed zits. Haven't tried on ones that haven't inflamed yet. Anyway, a quick and easy spot treatment anyone can try. I recommend!

Reviewed on May 20, 2016· 0 comments

melony.tangmo

3 reviews

LOVEEE

I love rubbing ice on my face in the morning and night. It is tightening my pores, reduce swelling & redness of pimples and reducing puffiness around my eyes in the morning.

Reviewed on May 18, 2016· 0 comments

oyinkan98

30 reviews

Works.

Works when you have an inflammed zit. Helps to make it smaller and less red.

Reviewed on May 9, 2016· 0 comments

Knightvision

1 review

Ice worked for me

I am a teen boy and I have really really bad acne breakouts and my face really looks messed up. I applied ice on my pimples by wrapping the ice cubes in a cloth at night and the next day morning I observed that almost all my pimples appeared to be less swollen and less reddish.....the pimples almost vanishes after doing this for another 2 days.......but I am unable to stop the breakouts......I can't predict when that will happen.

Reviewed on May 8, 2016· 2 comments

everprettysecretgirl

1 review

PLEASE HELP

can I ask a question? is using ice twice a day can't harm your face? I have oily face and acne prone skin :( i have lots of acne.. PLEASE HELP :'( I've been suffering acne for 4 years.. and now since it is summer, i want to cure my acne to have a clear face.. PLEASE HELP :(

Reviewed on April 9, 2016· 1 comment

cassie.mb

3 reviews

Absolutely love this

it works well for me! I use it in the morning when I wake up, after washing my skin, and at night before bed.after that i apply moustizer . It leaves my skins feeling refreshed, it reduces the size of my pores, tightens my skin and reduces swelling and redness.try it.

Reviewed on March 23, 2016· 0 comments

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