Face Icing Jonesboro GA

Icing is one of the best stay-at-home remedies to get a healthy, mark-and-spot-free face. It is especially famous in a number of developing countries around the world, where women use it to retain the freshness and glow of their facial skin. In the recent past, metrosexual men have begun to lean towards it, too, but icing still remains a largely meant-for-women technique. If you are confused as to how it is done, have a look. The method is as simple as it is effective.

1. Freeze water. Get a steel bowl, fill it with water, and allow it to freeze. The reason we are going for a bowl, and not for ice cubes, is that a cube of ice melts too quickly, and returning to the refrigerator for more every two minutes can be a hindrance.
2. Empty the bowl and break the ice. Once the water in the bowl has frozen, take out the ice. Hold the bowl upside-down over a dish or pan in a sink, and open the tap. The tap water will cause the ice in the bowl to gently slide into the dish or pan underneath. Now break this mass of ice into smaller pieces. Make sure that the pieces are not too small - you do not want them too melt within minutes (that's the only reason we rejected ice cubes!).
3. Wrap a piece of ice in cotton cloth. Any cloth that is soft enough, actually. Once the ice has been wrapped up, wait for half a minute. The piece of cloth will become cold and gently wet. You can now use it to ice your face.
4. Begin icing by dabbing at your cheeks. Dab at your cheeks with the ice-containing cloth. Then travel up your cheeks, moving the cloth in a gentle, circular motion. Continue this motion for the rest of your face. If you have pimples, pause over them and softly press the cloth into your skin. Ice your forehead and chin....

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Author: Kashy Ali