Michael Harrison Facebook ad: “30 years outdoors DESTROYED my skin”

Ran for 41 days, from January 29 to March 11, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Michael Harrison 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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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1948106712786350
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
- Niche
- Skincare & Beauty
Ad text
I've worked construction for 30 years. Outside. In the sun. Rain. Wind. Didn't matter. Never thought twice about my skin. Figured it was just part of the job—you work outside, you look weathered. That's how it goes. Then last month, my daughter got engaged. She's 28. I'm 52. We took family photos for the engagement announcement. When I saw them, I couldn't believe what I was looking at. I looked 70. Maybe older. Deep wrinkles. Sun damage all over my face. Rough, leathery texture. Red, irritated skin around my nose that never went away. My daughter's fiancé is 30. In the photos, I looked like I could be HIS dad. I showed my wife. She said, "Honey, you've been out in the sun for three decades. Your skin has been through hell." She was right. But I didn't think there was anything I could do about it. Damage was done. Too late to fix. Then a guy on my crew—who's 58 but honestly looks 45—told me he'd been using something that sounded completely insane: beef tallow. Grass-fed beef fat. Mixed with honey, beeswax, and olive oil. Four ingredients. I thought he was messing with me. He wasn't. He explained: I'd tried drugstore moisturizers before. They never worked. Felt greasy, sat on top of my skin, did nothing. That's because they're synthetic—petroleum-based chemicals your skin can't actually absorb. But grass-fed beef tallow has the same molecular structure as your skin's natural oil. Your body recognizes it. Absorbs it instantly. Actually repairs instead of coating. This is what farmers and ranchers used for generations before the skincare industry invented products they could patent. I ordered a jar. Started using it twice daily after washing up. Pea-sized amount. Press it into damp skin. Takes 20 seconds. Week 1: The tight, uncomfortable feeling I'd had for years disappeared. Skin felt normal. Week 2: Rough, leathery texture started softening. Red irritation around my nose faded. Week 3-4: Sun damage spots looked less severe. Wrinkles weren't as deep. Skin had color again instead of that weathered gray. Week 8: My wife said, "You look 10 years younger." My crew noticed too. One guy asked if I'd been on vacation. I wasn't on vacation. I just stopped accepting that sun damage was permanent. The company is Bare Ritual. Only one I'd recommend—they source exclusively grass-fed tallow and process it properly to keep nutrients intact. 90-day money-back guarantee. Three months to see if it actually reverses sun damage. If it doesn't, full refund. One jar lasts 60-90 days. Small investment to not look 20 years older than you are. If you work outside and your skin looks like it's been through hell, this is worth trying.
Where the ad sends people
bare-ritual.com
30 years outdoors DESTROYED my skin
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."
Learn more: bare-ritual.com(opens in a new tab)










