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Apart from a providing a cooling effect that makes hot temperatures a bit more bearable, studies<\/a> show that cooling skin care has additional benefits than simply helping you beat the heat.<\/p>\n According to experts<\/a>, using cryotherapy<\/a> and cooling treatments on your face can help calm inflammation and puffiness, increase hydration, and soothe itchy, irritated skin.<\/p>\n These cooling beauty products include everything from tools<\/a> to face masks, serums and balms.<\/p>\n Take the best-selling Skin Gym ice roller, which you place in the freezer and roll across your face and neck. For an at-home spa day, a face mask is just the thing, like Peter Thomas Roth’s Cucumber Gel Mask or IS Clinical’s Hydra-Intensive Cooling Masque.<\/p>\n And nothing feels more refreshing than a few spritzes of a facial mist \u2013 bonus points if it has SPF like Coola’s. But if you happen to get sunburnt<\/a> (don’t worry, it happens to the best of us), you’ll be needing some soothing aloe vera gel.<\/p>\n True beauty girlies will love having a mini skin care fridge in their home to provide an extra boost of coolness to any product.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n