Applications

1. Headache relief:

For migraines, tension-type headaches, etc., cold compresses can help relieve pain caused by dilated blood vessels. 

2. Sports injuries:

In cases of muscle strain, sprain or arthritis, cold compresses can reduce swelling and inflammation; while hot compresses can help promote blood circulation and speed up recovery. 

3. Post-operative care:

After surgery, using cold compresses can reduce localised swelling, while hot compresses help to relax muscles and improve blood circulation. 

4. Beauty care:

Cold compresses help to tighten pores and reduce facial swelling; hot compresses promote the absorption of mask nutrients. 

5. Daily health care:

E.g. to relieve eye fatigue (although usually eye-specific products), but can also be used as part of a full-body relaxation.

Cold/Hot Gel Headgear Common Features

Convenience: Most hot and cold gel headgear is designed to be lightweight and easy to wear, and some come with elastic straps or Velcro that can be easily fastened to the head.

Reusable: The gel material usually allows the product to be reused several times after cooling or Hoting, which is economical and environmentally friendly.

Safe Material: The gel material used is safe for human body, non-toxic and harmless, and will not cause allergic reactions when in direct contact with the skin.

Note: Whether it is a cold or hot compress, you should read the product instructions carefully before use to understand the correct use and precautions to ensure safe and effective use.