- Esthetician-selected
- Stainless steel
- Store in the fridge
- No power, no batteries
- Two-minute ritual
How it works
Cold is a treatment.
Cold constricts blood vessels, which is why an ice-cold globe takes the puff out of a morning face and the heat out of a reactive one. Roll them slowly over the skin and the lymph moves, the redness settles, and pores look tighter for hours.
Estheticians use cryo globes at the end of a facial to calm and close. These are the same idea, in stainless steel that holds the cold far longer than glass and will not shatter in the freezer.
What you'll notice
- Puffiness gone in two minutes
- Calmer, cooler skin after exfoliating or the sun
- A tighter, brighter look before makeup
- The best part of the morning
How to use
Chill, glide, glow.
Straight from the fridge, over a mist or a face oil.
- Step one
Chill
Keep the globes in the fridge — or the freezer for ten minutes before use.
- Step two
Prep
Cleanse, then mist with Damask Rose or press on a few drops of Freedom Fighter so they glide.
- Step three
Glide
From the centre of the face outward and upward — jaw to ear, nose to temple, brow to hairline. Slow circles under the eyes.
- Step four
Finish
A few strokes down the neck. Wipe the globes dry and back into the fridge.
After treatments
Wonderful after Moment of Clarity, Raw + Wild or a sunburnt afternoon — anything that leaves skin warm.
Questions
Good to know
Fridge or freezer?
Fridge for everyday. Freezer for ten minutes if you want them properly icy — do not leave them there for hours.
Can I use them on bare skin?
Yes, but a hydrosol mist or a drop of oil makes them glide and feels far nicer.
How long does the cold last?
Stainless steel holds it for a good five minutes — longer than a full routine.
Are they safe for sensitive skin?
They are one of the best things for reactive, hot or rosacea-prone skin. Keep the pressure light.
How do I clean them?
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, dry, and store.
Use it with
Use them over
Something for them to glide on.
