Iceglow Reviews 3

I’m writing this review to express my disappointment with the Ice Glow products after purchasing it twice to give it a fair chance.

After consistent use, I can confidently say the product does not deliver on its claims. Any “benefit” was no different from applying ice to my face. There were no noticeable improvements in firmness, hydration, or overall skin quality.

The formula itself feels extremely basic, at times coming across as little more than coloured water with a temporary cooling effect. For a product positioned as premium and results-driven, it appears to contain little to no meaningful active ingredients!

What’s most concerning is the clear gap between marketing and reality. The results shown online are exaggerated and do not reflect actual use. I also found the lack of ingredient transparency unacceptable, especially at this price point. I even contacted her manufacturer (ND) directly to better understand the formulation, which raised further concerns about the lack of real efficacy.

Overall, this feels like a product driven by marketing rather than performance. From the fake sales numbers, to the fake reviews, comments, and even results. There are far better cryo-style skincare options available that deliver actual results.

I regret purchasing this twice and would not recommend it. This is a product/brand that is built on lies to profit Donna Fahandezh. 😢

The owner and staff of this company are very greedy, make out they give loyal customers samples etc when in fact they couldn’t even give a few hair clips! Offered to pay but no too greedy.
Good way to lose business Donna.

have allergies so I always check ingredients before purchasing skincare. Went to the Ice Glow website and the full ingredients list isn’t there. They only list 8 out of 22 ingredients and conveniently leave out the essential oils and allergens. I messaged them multiple times through email, TikTok and Instagram asking for the full list and never got a single response. Eventually got hold of the actual bottle and ran the ingredients through AI and was honestly shocked. There’s five essential oils in there including lime oil which is phototoxic, none of which are disclosed on their website. For a product this hyped and this expensive the lack of transparency is really concerning. No Google reviews, no Trust Pilot until now, just paid influencer videos. So glad I didn’t use it because I’m allergic to ingredients in there I had no way of knowing about. Would not recommend.