can someone touch dry ice I heard that its used on your face?
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Dry ice is about -110 degrees, so no, you definitely shouldn't touch it with bare skin. It can cause tissue damage.\n\nI did see something about medical/dermatological uses of dry ice, but like lasers, chemicals, etc that a doctor might use on you this would be a special technique only suited to a trained professional. You definitely shouldn't be slapping dry ice on your face at home with the idea that it's going to be some sort of beauty treatment!
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Don't do toothpaste.  It will make a dry spot on your skin.  Use some neosporin and a warm washcloth.  At night, if you have an exfoliating mask, put a dab of that on the spot and leave it over night.
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You can:\n\nput a a pice of paper bag folded up under your top lip\nPut an ice pack behind your neck\nPinch the cartaledge on your nose!
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Yes... Mix dry oatmeal with green tea\n\nheres how u do it...\nMake some fresh Green tea.\nMix in oatmeal to make a paste.\nPut it on ur face and eyes.\nU can also use Milk instead of tea.\nOnce the paste is made put it on ur face and let it dry as best as u can (about 45 mins) its like a spa facial its AWESOME and it feels soooo good. Wash it off with a warm or hot towel. \n \nits natural and great for ur skin. I have done it since I was a little girl. My family is into herbs and "natural" ways of doing things. Its so awesome, ur skin and eyes will look wonderful.
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with a ... dry cloth ?
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first of all, this isn't a question it is a remedy for an untested method. be careful using ice, since if you leave it on for too long you can get frostbite.\n\nsecond, if you are able to, soak the areas of your body in ocean water. my neighbors son had really bad eczema and she would bathe him in it just about every night. within a few months it was gone and it never came back or got worse.
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Ice is a good home remedy.
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ICE..keep the ice on it for a while trust it works FAST
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Do not use anything on your face containing alcohol. Use a cleansing product routinely, rinse thoroughly and pat dry. Do not scrub intensely. Use hands and not wash cloths. Cool water to close pores. Neutrogena have great products.
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If you want to make a "cloud effect", you can use dry ice.\n\nWhat are they, how to get them, and how to handle them, see the link
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As a result of peripheral vasodilation (widening of small blood vessels) the face becomes flushed and the drinker will feel warm, although in fact a greater amount of body heat is lost.\n\nThis is really dangerous in cold weather situations, where people think alcohol will keep them warm.  Yes, they will have an immediate sensation of being warm but it actually lowers the body's core temperature and can lead to hypothermia.
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You can use dry ice, which is solid frozen carbon dioxide, around the ice cube to keep it cool sot hat it will not melt.\nBecause of its particular characteristics, dry ice requires special precautions when handling. It is extremely cold and there should be no direct contact with skin.\nIt is constantly sublimating to carbon dioxide gas, so it cannot be stored in a sealed container as the pressure buildup will quickly cause the container to explode.\nWith these precautions, using dry ice is the most effective way of ensuring that the ice cube won't melt.
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depends what it's used for. for example zits and dandruff gunk dehydrate to prevent oil buildup. When I think of lotion I think of moisturizer, which shouldn't be drying at all.\n\nAnything that makes you feel tingly and a little tighter skinned will make you feel like it did something. Just watch the penn and teller episode where they put slugs on people's faces and ask how much they'd pay to do it again.\n\nThe bad part about it is that it can clog pores with all kinds of random chemicals and make skin worse. People need to exercise and still been to wash well with water soap and a good scrub.
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take ibuprofen and put ice on it
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It will certainly not hurt you.  Have you tried putting ice on it?  It is very good for swelling.
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When you have ice in your drink?
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Never eat or swallow dry ice! Again, the temperature of dry ice is very, very cold. If you swallow dry ice, seek medical help immediately. \nhttp://www.wrh.noaa.gov/vef/kids/dryice.php\nhttp://www.dryiceinfo.com/safe.htm\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com/question264.htm