Regpre Silicone Ice Roller for Face, Reusable Ice Mold

How an ice roller for face care works

This ice roller for face care is a silicone mold rather than a metal or gel tool. You fill it with water, freeze it, then hold the silicone body and glide the exposed ice over your skin. The result is a cold, smooth, cooling feel that many people like as a wake-up step in the morning or before makeup. One mold comes in the package, and you can refill and refreeze it as often as you like.

Filling and freezing

1. Fill the body through the wide top opening. Leave a little room at the top, since water expands as it freezes.
2. Close the interlocking cap. Its thick seal helps keep water from spilling onto your freezer shelf.
3. Stand it upright in the freezer until the water is frozen solid. Freezing overnight is the easy way to be sure.

Plain water is the simplest fill. You can also freeze brewed green tea, cucumber water or rose petals in water if you like those in your routine. Try any new addition on a small patch of skin first, and skip it if your skin doesn't agree with it.

Using it in a morning routine

Take the mold out of the freezer, remove the cap and wait a few seconds so the surface isn't tacky with frost. Hold the textured grip, squeeze the flexible body to push the ice up a little, and glide it gently over your cheeks, jawline and forehead and around the eye area, staying off the eyelids. Keep it moving rather than holding it in one spot, and stop if your skin feels numb, stings or turns very red.

Many people like the cold feel before moisturizer or makeup, and say their skin feels refreshed afterward. How your skin looks after icing varies from person to person. This is a cosmetic, comfort tool, not a treatment. If you have a skin condition such as rosacea, very sensitive skin or ongoing swelling, check with a dermatologist before using ice on your face.

Who it suits

It suits anyone who wants a quick cold step in a skincare routine, whatever their gender. At 4.25 x 2.36 x 1.57 in (10.8 x 6 x 4 cm) and about 71.8 g, it tucks into a freezer door or drawer. Since it's real ice, it needs to live in the freezer between uses and won't stay cold on a bathroom counter.

Cleaning and storage

Rinse the mold after each use and wash it with mild soap and water now and then; the non-porous silicone is simple to clean. The silicone is made to handle repeated freezing, and its flexibility lets the ice release once it's fully frozen. If you switch from tea or flower water back to plain water, wash the mold first.

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