Cold Use
Place the mask in the refrigerator for 2–3 hours before use.
Apply to the face for approximately 15 minutes for a refreshing and soothing cooling treatment.
Hot Use
Place the mask in hot water (maximum 80°C) for 4–6 minutes.
Always check that the temperature is comfortable before applying to the face.
Use for 5–10 minutes for a relaxing warming treatment.
🌿Morning De-Puffing Ritual
Use the cold mask in the morning to help refresh tired-looking eyes and awaken the complexion.
🌿Relaxing Evening Self-Care
Use the warm mask in the evening together with calming music, herbal tea, or a facial oil massage for a relaxing wellness ritual.
🌿After Facial Treatments
Use the cold mask after facial cleansing or exfoliation to help soothe and comfort the skin.
🌿Combine with Hydrosols
Mist the skin lightly with Lavender, Rose, or Chamomile hydrosol before using the cold mask for an extra refreshing and calming experience.
Meditation & Relaxation
Use the warm mask during meditation, breathwork, or relaxation sessions to help release facial tension and support deep relaxation.
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Large pores
Cold therapy can temporarily tighten the appearance of pores and reduce puffiness.
Wrinkles
Especially useful for:
- Fine lines caused by dehydration or fatigue
- Temporary skin tightening
- Improving skin freshness before events
Hot therapy improves relaxation and circulation, while cold therapy helps tone the skin.
Skin elasticity
Regular hot/cold contrast can help support skin tone and firmness by stimulating circulation.
Red cheeks
Cold therapy may help calm overheated or flushed skin temporarily.
Rosacea
ONLY cold use, and carefully. It may soothe heat and redness during flare-ups. Hot therapy is usually not ideal for rosacea-prone skin.
Sunburned skin
Cold use can feel extremely soothing and cooling after sun exposure.
Burns
Minor superficial heat irritation only. Not for serious burns.
Puffy skin / tired skin
Excellent for:
- Morning puffiness
- Eye area fatigue
- Heat swelling
- Sleep deprivation
- Pimples / acne inflammation
Cold therapy may temporarily reduce redness and swelling of inflamed pimples.
Not a cure for acne itself, but supportive.
Skin soothing / itchiness
Cold therapy can calm temporary irritation and overheating.