Adding a cold element to your puffy face can feel soothing and help reduce inflammation. A face icer, jade roller, gua sha scraping tool, or even a cold spoon can help.
To amplify the effects of face icing, try a gua sha technique with your cooling tool to help move fluid out of your face through your lymphatic drainage system.
Undereye masks help fight puffiness from allergies. Many can be placed in the fridge for added coolness relief, and some include caffeine and brightening ingredients.
For a more natural approach, try a neti pot for sinus cleansing. They allow you to rinse your nasal passages, which can be helpful in treating allergies.
Occlusive moisturizers, the thickest and heaviest type, serve as a protective barrier. They create a protective barrier against pollen, allergens, and irritants.
If you have topical allergies like rashes, look into formulated anti-pollution skincare products, which help combat pollutants contributing to your allergies in the first place.