Designed by the pro-facialist herself, these globes are my go-to for morning depuffing. Made out of stainless steel, they get extra chilly, making them perfect to roll over a sheet mask as well. If you're feeling tired in the morning, these globes are the perfect pick-me-up. Georgia Louise's Pro Tip: "I recommend rolling these tools 10 to 20 times in the same area of your face, especially if you're feeling puffy or tired." 

Cryo Facial Freeze Tools, Georgia Louise: ($130)

These orbs have a completely different shape than many other options. They don't have a handle but rather a base you place the orb in for easy rolling. Because they come in two sizes, you can choose to use the orbs for body or face, reaping the maximum benefit from your tool. Also cool: These tools can be used warm or chilly, depending on what you prefer. Place the orbs in either cold or warm water for 30 to 60 minutes before putting them into the base and screwing on the securing ring.

Cryo Massaging Orb, Nurse Jamie ($19)

If you're looking for a classic, affordable option, this ice roller is a go-to. It's a larger size, so it can be used on the body as well as the face. This one can be placed in the freezer and is a great starting point if you're looking to explore cryo tools on a budget. Bonus: It's on Amazon. 

Ice Roller, ESARORA ($19)

If you've enjoyed using a jade roller in the past, this might be the perfect cryo tool for you. With a similar design, this dual-ended roller has one side perfect for cheek, neck, and jawline massaging, while the smaller end can get right under the eyes. It's made out of stainless steel and chills to 45 degrees, which is known to help microcirculation and collagen production. 

Cryo Skin Icing Dual-Ended Roller, BeautyBio ($85)

With an ergonomic handle, this tool makes it easier than ever to depuff those hard-to-reach spots. Created by celebrity aesthetician Kerry Benjamin, StackedSkincare creates innovative skin care products and tools to help you treat your skin from home and provide guided education to help you do so in the safest, most effective way possible. So if you're looking for a tool that's quite literally designed for easy use, voilà. 

Cryo Sculpting Roller, StackedSkincare ($75)

The creator behind this brand struggled with facial swelling and constant puffing after a jaw surgery. Lauryn Evarts Bosstick created these rollers after years of trying out countless icing techniques that just weren't all that effective. So what makes this different? This roller is made from aluminum, meaning it gets cold faster and stays cold longer than many other materials. If you prefer a roller style for your chilly daily depuff rather than globes, this is a fantastic option created with thoughtful and conscious design. 

Hot Mess Roller, The Skinny Confidential ($69)

These globes are a budget-friendly option for those who prefer cryo globes to rollers. These tools are made out of glass and should be placed in the refrigerator or ice water before use. You can roll these glassy globes across clean, dry skin either before or after putting on your favorite serum, moisturizer, or face mask. 

Ice Globes Set, Dermstore ($18)

It's no wonder these globes have a near 5-star review. They're a great glass option filled with medical-grade liquid and made with freeze-proof glass. You can pop these colorful globes in the freezer for as little as 30 minutes or if you have time, overnight. If you want glass ice globes that get extra chilly, there are the perfect freeze-proof option. 

Paris Ice Globes Massager, Fraicheur ($69)

Packed to the brim with glowing reviews, these face globes provide a divine sensorial experience. Beyond that, they can be placed in the fridge for 10 minutes for that easy, time-efficient depuffing action. If you're looking for something to add to your morning routine that won't take away from that extra few minutes in bed, these globes are ideal.

The Original Blue Ice Facial Massager, Aceology ($64)