Ice massage

For glowing skin

Ole Henriksen, who has worked as a facialist for stars like Charlize Theron, Madonna, and Christy Turlington, is a "proponent of ice." He explains that you can achieve radiant skin simply through ice massages, which help improve blood circulation. Want faster results? Try using ice made from rosehip tea containing Vitamin C or green tea containing anti-aging ingredients. Henriksen also shared another tip: instead of applying the ice directly to the skin, wrap it in a thin cotton handkerchief before use.

Ice is very useful when applying lotion or face masks. Rulo explains that rubbing ice on the area after applying serum constricts the capillaries, allowing the ingredients to be absorbed more deeply. Joanna Czech, a facialist who has worked with Jennifer Aniston and Hailey Bieber, performs an ice massage after using a face mask. Her secret is to wrap ice in gauze and rub it all over the face to ensure the mask's ingredients are fully absorbed.

I see there is also something called ice massage.