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Not exactly. Ice burn happens when the skin cells are in contact with ice for too long or that the ice is incredibly low in temperature. Body temperature probably melts the ice before it had a chance
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Not exactly. Ice burn happens when the skin cells are in contact with ice for too long or that the ice is incredibly low in temperature. Body temperature probably melts the ice before it had a chance
Ice? Directly inside your punani ?? That's asking for 2nd degree burn lmaooo!