Karishma Tanna's skincare hack is rubbing ice on her face, here are its benefits

Actress Karishma Tanna recently took to social media to share the secret of her flawless skin. The 40-year-old diva uploaded a short clip on her Instagram with the caption, "Purane ghar ke nuske" where she can be seen rubbing ice on her face. But did you know Karishma is not the only actress who uses this hack? Alia Bhatt, Deepika Padukone, Katrina Kaif and many other stars advocate the importance of ice water facials in their beauty regimen. Keep reading to learn 5 beauty benefits of rubbing ice on your skin.

Benefits of rubbing ice on the face

1) Prevents acne

Popular for its anti-inflammatory properties, ice helps minimise the size of skin pores and helps in dealing with acne and active acne and acne marks.

2) Glowing skin

Ice water facials or gently rubbing ice directly on the face are known to improve blood circulation. A healthy blood flow results in a flushed face and leaves you with glowing and younger-looking skin.

3) Reduces puffiness

Ice has been known to help with lowering swelling and puffiness because of its anti-inflammatory properties. It is especially helpful in reducing the puffiness around the eyes.

4) Exfoliates and calms skin

Ice is a natural exfoliator, that not only helps in unclogging pores but also reduces irritation and redness caused by skin inflammation.

5) Reduces signs of ageing

Regularly applying ice on the skin helps in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and gives a youthful appearance.

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Karishma Tanna's health and wellness tips

Additionally, as a public personality, Karishma recognises the importance of always looking presentable and takes several steps to look her best. With a healthy lifestyle of regular workout routine, proper hygiene and a dedicated skin and haircare routine, the star manages to always impress her fans even without makeup.

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