Looking to make a smart purchase of the perfect skin care fridge? Good. I am happy to have this post for you. I have looked through as many reviews and websites as possible, filtering them down to the best mini skincare fridges.
Hopefully, this saves you some time looking for a fridge. A skincare fridge is one of those fun, cool things to buy. And they are not that pricey (mostly), even help with organization, and are fun to show to friends.
Why a skincare fridge? Keeping skincare products cold helps them stay fresh longer and certain products are more effective when applied cold – not too mention feeling better when applied.
Best Small [Mini] Skincare Fridge Overall: Yashe Mini
The Yashe Mini Skincare Fridge is at the best overall as far as rated on Amazon. It has all the things people look for:
- Three levels of adjustable brightness on the mirror.
- A household power cord AND a cord for your car.
- It can switch from cold to warm.
- Ultra-quiet operation.
- Good capacity for this genre of fridge.
Likey to be pleased with this one:
Another highly rated mini skincare fridge (that comes in white) is the Cooluli:
Best Frigidaire Skincare Fridge
The Frigidaire 6-can retro fridge (pink), you see this one a lot on social media and such. I mean, it looks like a skincare fridge with the pink (although I am partial to this blue one).
- Check the price on Amazon currently $39.99.
- There is also this red one on DHGate.
Most Luxurious Skincare Fridge: Cooluli Glam 9L
This one might get the attention the others would, it’s practical but luxury at once. And it blends in better on your dresser or bathroom counter yet still keeps the glamor factor.
What Skincare To Keep In Fridge
We are having fun here but let’s honestly look to see which kinds of skincare products are recommended to keep in the fridge: There is a full list over at Curology but here are the basic ones:
- Toners
- Eye creams
- Serums & Moisturizers (water-based)
- Vitamin C based
- Gel masks (most)
- Perfumes
Important: Most makeup and clay masks do not belong in a skincare fridge. More information on that can also be found at Curology.
I hope this helped you figure out what (if any) skincare fridge would be good for you. Thanks for reading.
-Mike
DISCLOSURE: Some of the products I link to may earn me money as they are affiliates of my blog. That does not make them any less relevant or accurate – this post is truly here to help you find a good skincare fridge. Good luck!
