Lala Kent says ‘you cannot live without’ this $15 ice roller
It’s time to chill.
On a recent Amazon Live, “Vanderpump Rules” alumna Lala Kent shared her go-to skincare essentials — many of which she loves so much, she also gives them as gifts.
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While the Bravoleb featured several choice picks for me-time spa days — including the Medicube PDRN sheet mask she’s so “obsessed” with, she ordered it 14 times — she raved about the Kitsch Ice Roller enough to have us add it to cart on the spot.
“You can keep it in the fridge, you can keep it in the freezer — this is a must-have,” she said.
The low-tech, stainless steel tool is simply rolled on the face to depuff, tone skin and close pores. The chilly temperature is an upgrade from your standard jade roller, and the brand even claims it helps counter redness and inflammation.
Kent uses it nightly after washing her face and using toner, but before applying moisturizer, to “close up the pores,” raving that the next morning, her skin is “chef’s kiss.”
Shoppers also love it, leaving feedback like, “This is a great little massage routine I try to do in the morning and before bedtime … very soothing to my face, relaxing and helps to get rid of puffiness in the face.” (Others rave that it helps those battling chronic inflammation and even helps snatch features.)
While facial rollers may be a relatively newer trend, stars like Marilyn Monroe were known to take ice baths to encourage skin firming, and Demi Moore and Jennifer Aniston have indulged in cryo facials.
Shop Kent’s pick while it’s under $15 during Amazon’s Holiday Beauty Event, which ends Sunday. (You can check out some of our other curated picks in this star-approved beauty deals guide.)
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