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Ice, ice baby is right: This freezer staple
helps tame an unruly spot. “Apply a little ice by wrapping an ice cube
in a paper towel which can reduce swelling and inflammation as well as
redness,” says dermatologist Marnie Nussbaum, M.D. “Ice is a
vasoconstrictor and will therefore decrease blood supply and
inflammation in the pimple.” Only press it on skin for a few minutes,
since ice can burn your skin if left on one spot for too long.
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