The experts warn TikTok’s freezing cucumber-related skincare trend

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The TikTok trend to promote freezing cucumbers for use as a device for radiant skin raises concerns for professionals. Although cucumbers may hydrate and soften the skin, dermatologists caution that freezing them can result in irritation, especially in those with conditions such as acne or eczema. Some of the benefits that are temporary including less swelling as well as a cooling effect are also possible by using the use of ice cubes. The experts recommend eating cucumbers to maintain improved skin health instead of directly applying them.

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