It’s not just the mist of thermal water to cool off during the heat wave! Discover 22 other ice effect treatments to try for an immediate cold effect.
The heat wave is here, and faced with soaring temperatures, all the ways to refresh are good for avoiding heatstroke. Whether the mists of thermal water to slip into the refrigerator are among our essentials during this period, they are far from being the only beauty products capable of bringing us comfort.
Let’s not forget that the skincare trend is cryotherapy since a few months. If this technique, which relies on benefits of cold improves skin texture and strengthens our hair, we will gladly use it for its welcome ice effect in hot weather. Refreshing face masks, mentholated treatments for heavy legs, eye creams with a cooling effect, shower gels that bring a chill to the application… Let’s take a look at all the refreshing beauty products to stay cool by heatwave weather.
4 beauty tips to cool off during the heat wave
- Put your creams in the fridge
Any facial or body treatment can be transformed into a refreshing treatment if you place it in the refrigerator a few hours before using it. Think about it!
- Hydrate with aloe vera
In addition to its outstanding moisturizing properties, aloe vera also reveals a gel with a fresh effect once deposited on the skin. This is why it is used to soothe sunburn. It’s too hot ? Take the opportunity to swap your usual moisturizers for aloe vera gel. You will see, you will refresh yourself immediately!
- Apply your facial treatments with a massage roller or a gua sha
These hyper-trendy massage accessories for the face, often made of natural stone or metal, provide an appreciable feeling of freshness on contact with the skin. Use them without counting in summer to refresh your face when you apply your creams.
- Shower with lukewarm water
Above all, do not take a shower that is too cold to cool off, as it will only give you very short-lasting relief. Always favor lukewarm showers because you will have a lasting feeling of freshness when you get out of the shower.