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Sun Jun 29, 2008 3:57 pm  |
as much of a bad rep as the cold has for causing flus, it has positive effects as well. the cold is supposed to preserve the body including the skin.
would you know any skin treatments that use the cold? |
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Sun Jun 29, 2008 4:27 pm |
| DStats19 wrote: |
as much of a bad rep as the cold has for causing flus, it has positive effects as well. the cold is supposed to preserve the body including the skin.
would you know any skin treatments that use the cold? |
You can keep most of your skin care items in the refrigerator, especially masks, then only take them out for a short period of time to use them. That's sorta a skin treatment that uses the cold, since the creams/masks will feel cold on your skin, and that has the added benefit of preserving your skin care items. |
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Sun Jun 29, 2008 4:47 pm |
| DStats19 wrote: |
as much of a bad rep as the cold has for causing flus, it has positive effects as well. the cold is supposed to preserve the body including the skin.
would you know any skin treatments that use the cold? |
Some skin treatments kept in the fridge can feel refreshing. But I don't know of any treatments that actually use cold as a treatment. Cold (like ice cold)can be damaging to the skin.
Personally cold weather is awful for my skin. |
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