Is this good for removing skin tags?
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That was the purpose for buying it, however, the odor is so offensive and lingering that I was only able to use it two successive days. Unfortunately, I can't that question.
1037885
I would agree with the previous comment. You can dilute it with fractionated coconut oil--as simple as dip one end of a Q-tip in the coconut oil, add a drop of oregano oil, and apply to tag. Probably cover with a bandage. It takes time but works. It will leave a dark spot where the tag was. The tag may reappear. If so, repeat the procedure.
68134
When I used it, any excess was easily removed with my finger, or tweezers. I used it on ribbon, metal wire, plastic. I often squeezed out more than I needed. It dries clear, and I used soap and water to remove any on my skin, without scrubbing. Based on the other answers here, it must depend on what you are using it on.
652840
To be quite honest I don't know. I primarily use it to remove facial hair. It can however be used on the back, arms, legs.
1932730
It does smell but I only use at bedtime, I have never used on skin tag just nails. I would just put small amount on tag & not cover, let it dry a little.
1021789
No and it broke. The needle snapped off and there are no replacements. If you are doing clothing tags on thin fabric it should be fine
1628727
I don't see why not and it would definitely get rid of sandpaper stubble!. However, this particular model is rather large. For legs and other areas it really saves on time but if you're really interested in one for your face, I'd look at a smaller epilator. They make different ones for small areas like men's faces that are much more precise.
744306
I don't know, but I've removed skin tags by wrapping and tying a long strand of hair around the base and leaving it there for days. This makes the tag shrivel up and fall off.
291929
It can, but you need to pull the skin tag parallel to the ground and then apply the freezing head to the middle of the tag. The tag will then fall off from that point, but it may take 2 treatments and a few days.
1648807
No idea.. I used the spray for skin tags and other skin related blemishes. Sorry I couldn't help.
90930
Hi, Michelle. I am NOT a doctor nor medical professional of any kind. I am simply sharing my experiences with skin tags. I have found two things that removed my skin tags. One is to use an item for freezing warts. The trick is to grab the skin tag by it's end and gently stretch it away from the skin. At the narrowest point of the stretch, apply the freezing. I used two doses, and it worked, the tag fell off a few days later. It left behind a very small, minor discoloration. The other method is to again gently stretch the tag away from the skin and have someone else tie a thin string (or a thread) around it at it's narrowest part (double or triple knot it). They must tie it quite tightly or it won't work (this can be tricky). THIS WILL HURT for a few minutes. After a few days the tag turns black and falls off. Only once did this method leave behind a small "spot." Good luck!
1873541
The tag does not face your skin. It's not bothersome. After a few washes, the material has gotten less rough also.
2239825
Works great for getting price tags off cardboard, paper, plastic, glass. It worked great on anything I have ever tried it on. Fantastic for getting off those pesky TJ Max tags and price tags on anything. I would not be without this product. We keep on in the desk and one in the kitchen.
978509
Probably not. It helps exfoliate the skin by sloughing off dead skin cells and increasing celd turnover. It's not powerful enough to take off skin over an ingrown hair; nor is it powerful enough to clean so deep into a skin pore that it will remove a hair. Try a back scrubber instead.
1726691
I looked this up, and this brand would be ok for doing henna tattoos, as there aren't any added chemicals. It may or may not be as good of quality as the kind used for henna tattoos, but i've read that it will work.
1134135
Absolutely!!!I have successfully used it on moles, skin tags, and even a wart.Please be aware that if it is a large mole, you may need to do the process more than once. I had a decent sized mole and after the first set of treatment, part of it came off and then in was a small mole. LolSo I repeated the process and the remaining mole came off.Understand that this process is very slow, just as it would be if you had them frozen off at the dermatologist. It takes several weeks and will scar. The scar will remain for several months, but WILL eventually fade away.
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It works well to remove warts or skin tags or small moles. However, after using the product a red blister about the size of a dime will result. The blister heals within 7 to 10 days, but a red mark can remain for weeks. I have used this product over several years and it has never left a permanent scar, but you will definitely have a red mark for 4 to 6 weeks. It's up to you if you want that on your face. Good Luck