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Hey Bud Skincare Facebook ad: “The $40 serum women are trying before a $10,000 neck lift”

Ran for 20 days, from September 13 to October 3, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

Run by Hey Bud Skincare on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, WhatsApp and Threads
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I had my consultation booked. $15,000 for a neck lift. I sat in that waiting room for 45 minutes and then I walked out. Not because I didn't want results. I desperately did. My neck had been aging me for years. Sagging skin under my chin, deep creases, that crepey texture that no amount of moisturiser was touching. I felt like my face and my neck belonged to two different women, and I was exhausted by it. The more I researched the surgery the more scared I got. Weeks in a compression garment. Sleeping upright for a month. Women describing a strangling sensation around their throat that lasted for months. Permanent numbness along the jaw. Hair loss at the incision sites. And the thing that stopped me cold when I finally understood it properly: a neck lift pulls and tightens skin but it doesn't rebuild collagen. The thing that actually caused the problem is still there. So the results fade. And then what? I was 52 and I felt like I'd run out of options. I'd tried the expensive creams. I'd tried the lasers. I'd tried extending my face serum down and hoping for the best. Nothing moved the needle. A friend mentioned Hey Bud's Neck Firming Serum and I almost didn't try it. I'd been disappointed too many times. But the 90-day money-back guarantee meant I had nothing to lose, so I ordered it. What's different about it is the mechanism. It has two patented actives that no other serum I'd found had together. SKINectura, which comes from Kangaroo Paw extract, stimulates the structural proteins that collagen fibres need to form and organise properly. Matribust, a jojoba peptide, protects and reorganises the elastin fibres that already exist. One rebuilds. One protects. That's not moisturising. That's actually addressing why neck skin loses its structure in the first place. The cooling metal roller that comes built in means you're also stimulating circulation and drainage every morning. It took 30 seconds. I actually looked forward to it. Week 4 I noticed my skin felt different. Firmer under the chin. Less creasing when I turned my head. Week 8 my daughter asked if I'd done something to my neck. I hadn't touched it other than the serum every morning. I never rebooked that consultation. If you're at the point where you're seriously considering surgery, I'm not here to tell you what to do. I'm just saying I'm glad I tried this first. 90-day guarantee. If it doesn't work, you get your money back. That's the only kind of risk-free that actually means something. This product is not intended to replace a surgical neck lift and does not claim to deliver surgical results. Individual results will vary. Please consult a qualified medical professional before making any decisions about surgical procedures.

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The $40 serum women are trying before a $10,000 neck lift 👇

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