The 15 Best Ice Globes and Cryotherapy Tools for a Cooling, At-Home Facial

Made out of stainless steel, the double-ended BeautyBio Cryo Roller claims to cool your skin at a consistent temperature of 45 degrees and stimulate lymphatic drainage. Use the large roller over your cheekbones and jawline to drain fluid buildup and encourage your hyaluronic acid serum to squeeze into the spaces between your skin cells. Then flip to the smaller end, gently lifting from the middle of your arches to your temple for an instant brow lift.

Sometimes a product's design is what makes our heart rates spike. Nurse Jamie's stainless steel Super-Cryo Massaging Orb can be unscrewed and placed in the refrigerator for up to an hour. While this part stays cold, the rounded base remains at room temperature, making it easier to hold. For immediate relief from allergies, screen strain, or puffy eyes, gently press and roll the orb under the eye moving from the inner corner out towards the hairline.

If you're not ready to fork out for fancy ice globes, Fourth Ray Beauty's Cooling Facial Globes are a good jumping-off point. They're designed for the refrigerator only — the less frosty temperatures are a better bet for sensitive skin types and, despite the cheaper price tag, they still manage to do the job as well as their expensive counterparts.

Here's another cryo facial treatment that really delivers. Place the Cryo Rubber with Moisturizing Hyaluronic Acid from Dr. Jart+ in a refrigerator for 30 minutes before use so the cold rubber can properly set on the face and seal in hydration. A clinical study by the brand suggested that skin temperature was temporarily reduced by around 12.42° Fahrenheit — enough to jumpstart blood flow.

Kiramoon's Moon Globes are just as fun to look at as they are to use. These delightfully glittery ice globes are a fun and effective way to start off your mornings, especially if you had one too many glasses of wine the previous evening. Take the pair out of the fridge and start rolling away any puffiness and inflammation, while simultaneously uncovering the glowy complexion slumbering beneath.

Not only does cosmetic surgeon Yannis Alexandrides, M.D., have full-body cryotherapy sessions every week, but he has made it a core tenet of his skin-care line. This all-in-one 111Skin Cryo De-Puffing Edit includes the best-selling Sub-Zero De-Puffing Energy Facial Mask and Eye Mask. But the metal Cryo Sculpting Tools are the real star to help get your blood pumping and awaken tired skin, especially when it comes to the sensitive undereye area.

Perhaps the most luxe cryotherapy wands come from facialist Angela Caglia, whose client list includes supermodel Helena Christensen and actress Minnie Driver. A self-professed fan of French facial techniques that lean heavily on massage (and massage tools), Caglia is renowned for gliding a pair of cold 18-karat gold-plated wands over the skin after extractions or as a final step to tighten pores. Simply pluck them from the freezer in your hour of need.

The detachable stainless steel head retains icy temperatures for up to two hours, making the Vanity Planet Revive Professional Facial Ice Roller a travel-friendly option for an invigorating facial while you're on the go. Bonus: Store it in your gym bag, as the head is big enough to use on the body for easing sore muscles post-workout.

Party season calls for extra backup. As well as imparting a gorgeous, outdoorsy glow with a single swipe, these Aceology The Original Blue Ice Globe Facial Massagers counter a cascade of beauty woes. Use them as a calming treat after waxing, peels, and microdermabrasion — or when too much eggnog has left skin looking a little too flushed.

Based out of Cincinnati, Ohio, Skin by Brownlee & Co. is a skin-care clinic focused on helping patients treat and prevent acne and hyperpigmentation, and they have a wide array of products to help you maintain a clear complexion at home. Designed with an insulating gel that keeps the ball at the right temperature throughout your rolling session, the Cryotherapy Ball (pictured above) is a stainless steel facial ball that glides onto your skin with ease (and grace), subduing redness and acne-fueled inflammation on all skin types.

These rainbow-hued Fraîcheur Paris Ice Globes are total Instagram bait and possibly the most famous of the bunch for leaving skin indecently radiant and boosting elasticity. The word fraîcheur, meaning freshness, perfectly sums up the way skin looks afterward. Just be sure not to press too hard, as they're made of glass.

The ice spheres by aesthetician Nicole Caroline shot to instant fame when supermodel Irina Shayk revealed she uses it every morning. The Nicole Caroline Luxury Ice Facial Set comes complete with powder blends and powerhouse ingredients such as peptides, vitamin C, and collagen, which you infuse in water and then freeze in the mold. Once set, slather it over your skin and reap the dual benefits of icy temperatures and rejuvenating actives.

When Sephora Collection brings out its own version of ice globes, you know the trend has gone mainstream. Poised to take down 7 a.m. face puff with a few strategic sweeps, you'll also see a visible difference to red, itchy patches. The rubber sleeves on the handles are a nice touch so the Glitter Cooling Globes don't feel so shockingly cold on your fingers.