Michael Harrison Facebook ad: “My Hands Were So BAD I Quit Shaking Them.”

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1237014097935001

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

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Skincare & Beauty

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My hands got so BAD I stopped shaking people's hands at work. Not a small thing. I run a team of twelve. Every client meeting, every new hire, every site visit — I'd find a way out of it. The eczema on my hands had been building for three years. Red patches on my knuckles. Dry splits near my thumb joints that cracked open in winter and bled if I made a fist too fast. I'd used everything. Cortisone cream for flares. Glycerin. Petroleum jelly. Specialised eczema cream at $30 a tube. Everything gave temporary relief. Nothing fixed anything. My wife started researching. She found that most eczema treatments are water-based, which means they need preservatives to stop them going off. Those preservatives — things like methylisothiazolinone — are known contact allergens. We were treating inflammation with something that causes inflammation. She ordered a jar of beef tallow balm. Four ingredients. No preservatives — fat doesn't spoil the way water does. I used it morning and night. Week two — patches less red. Less raised. Week four — cracking stopped. Week eight — I stopped thinking about my hands entirely. Last month I shook my new client's hand without a second thought. One jar. Four ingredients. 90-day money-back guarantee. If your skin gives you grief every single day, this is worth trying.

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bare-ritual.com

My Hands Were So BAD I Quit Shaking Them.

A guy sits down across from me—successful, takes care of himself, probably works out—and says: "I've tried everything for my skin. Nothing works. It all just sits there feeling greasy while my face still looks like shit."