Féline SkincareFéline Skincare Facebook ad: “The Rosacea Myth: The Real Reason Flare-Ups Keep Coming Back”
Ran for 28 days, from April 11 to May 9, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Féline 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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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 980915091023729
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
- Relaunches
- 5
- EU reach
- 7,863
- Niche
- Skincare & Beauty
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I had Rosacea for 15 years till I got to know this ONE thing… I thought the flushing was 'just lower testosteron leftovers'… A dermatologist told me something that changed my skin in 8 weeks. I'm Landon. I'm 68. And I spent 15 years thinking my red, flushing face was just part of menopause. My doctor said, "It's hormonal. It'll settle down eventually." It didn't settle down. It got worse. Every time I drank coffee, exercised, or got even slight sunshine, my face would turn bright red and stay that way for hours. Then I saw a dermatologist who told me something shocking: "This isn't hormonal. You have rosacea. And there are microscopic bugs on your face making it worse." Wait, what? She explained: If you have rosacea, you have 10-15 times more Demodex mites on your skin than normal people. These tiny mites (you can't see them without a microscope) live in your pores and trigger massive inflammatory responses. That's why your face flushes, burns, and breaks out in red bumps. She said, "You need to kill the mites, shrink the blood vessels, and calm the inflammation, all at once." She told me about Feline Rosacea Corrector, the only formula that does all three: ✅ Ivermectin - Wipes out Demodex mites (the bugs causing inflammation) ✅ Oxymetazoline - Shrinks dilated blood vessels immediately ✅ Azelaic Acid - Calms inflammation and fades redness Day 3: My face stopped flushing as intensely after coffee Week 2: The constant baseline redness started fading Week 4: I wore a sleeveless dress without worrying about neck/chest flushing Now I know it wasn't "just hormonal." It was rosacea with Demodex overgrowth. And it's treatable. If you've been told your flushing is hormonal or "just sensitive skin", get a second opinion. It might be rosacea. And rosacea is fixable when you address all three root causes at once. 60-day money-back guarantee. Try it. If your flushing isn't dramatically better, full refund.
Where the ad sends people
felineskinscience.com
The Rosacea Myth: The Real Reason Flare-Ups Keep Coming Back
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