Want Skin Glowing More, Beauty Expert Calls Struggling Technique An Alternative

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JAKARTA - Beauty enthusiasts are often touting the benefits ofnealing ice on the face. This easy way can improve skin care routine while complementing your makeup. The practice ofnealing ice on the face is rooted in ancient Chinese skin care techniques known as 'ice therapy'. Ice therapy stimulates blood flow and regulates lymphatic fluids, thereby reducing swelling and sembab.

Although some may think of this as a myth without scientific support, it is the result that speaks. To maximize its benefits, ice wrap with a thin cloth before attaching it to the face. Massage gently with a twisting motion for optimal results.

Applying ice on the face helps remove excess fluids from the lymphatic system, thereby reducing swelling on the face and refreshing your appearance. This technique can open the pores and make the skin look fresh and alive again.

The lymphatic drainage effect ofnealing the ice helps reduce swelling, especially under the eyes. Massaging the area with ice can gently reduce the buildup of fluids and toxins, thus providing a tightening effect. While not completely removing the congenital eye bags, ice can help reduce their appearance.

Ice can mimic the effects of a highlighter by narrowing blood vessels, which reduce the appearance of wrinkles and dark pores. This results in brighter and brighter skin.

Ice cubes are a practical and cost-effective skin care tool. You don't need luxury equipment or expensive products, enough ice cubes from the freezer and thin cloth to wrap them. This makes ice therapy an affordable choice for most people.

After using ice on the face, it is important to moisturize it so that the skin does not dry. Always avoid letting ice stick to the skin for too long, because exposure that takes too long can cause irritation, redness, or even cold inflammation, especially if you have sensitive skin.

The use of ice on the face is generally safe for most people. However, if you look at small lines formed on the skin after using ice, it may indicate a ruptured capillary, and further use of ice could worsen the problem. If you have undergone cosmetic procedures such as exfoliation of the skin or laser treatment, consult professionally before inserting ice therapy into your skincare routine.

Reported by the Times of India, Thursday, August 22 in short, compressing the face with ice can provide temporary and rapid improvements to the appearance of your skin, making it look fresher and wider. However, this is not a long-term solution to problems such as congenital eye bags, acne, or wrinkles. For natural and serialized skin, combine ice therapy with adequate sleep, hydration, and healthy diet. Use sufficient ice, no more than once a day, to avoid potential irritation.