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Face and icing
Is icing the face twice a day bad for the skin? I do it to remove redness due to acne and it helps. Plus my skin is dry so applying ice after removing makeup also prevents the dry patches from emerging
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Dr. Geoffrey Vaz
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Rubbing ice before applying your skincare products can help the products you're using to reach the deeper layers of the skin and absorb better. Applying ice on your face regularly reduces swelling by shrinking dilated blood vessels. Thus, it is helpful in getting rid of puffy under eyes. So icing ur skin if it suits and not causing any adverse reaction is fine provided its not done excessively.
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