When attempting to deal with the removal of skin tags I have used countless treatments and remedies, some have been extremely expensive while others have been inexpensive.
I did find that some were helpful, although the skin tags continued to return.
Being able to find a natural way to get rid of them and stop them coming back was a huge relief for me.
The appearance of skin tags often leads to an urge to remove it immediately, thus erasing the painful effect that often arises from the clothes rubbing against them.
There are many methods for the removal of skin tags and most of them are painful.
Some people have used scissors to cut them off or even nail clippers.
Undergoing this pain is really not necessary, when there are much less painful methods.
Dusting Spray Although it may seem unorthodox, as this is a keyboard dusting spay, it really does appear to work well.
The dusting spray works in the same way that the freezing method works.
The skin tag simply needs to be sprayed a couple of times if you choose this method.
If you can't see clearly or spray accurately it could be a good idea to spray a Q-tip and rub it on the problem area.
When you are dealing with the removal of skin tags in this manner, it is important to make sure you don't spray the general area of your skin and you may need to repeat until it falls off.
Using this method, this will most likely happen within a few days.
Naturally this method is NOT recommended around your eyes or other very sensitive areas of your body.
Oregano Oil Oil such as this is powerful enough to fight against inflammation, viruses and bacteria due to its strong disinfectant qualities.
The removal of skin tags is easy using oregano oil, again making sure you apply it to the infected area only.
Tea Tree Oil This oil is particularly effective as an antiseptic.
This method has shown some good results in the removal of skin tags and you should see a remarkable difference in only a few days.
Using these types of oil in the removal of skin tags will generally work by first shrinking the tag, then it will usually turn dark or crusty before falling off.
As with any remedy it is important to test on a small patch of skin to gauge any bad reactions.
If there appears to be no skin irritation, you can begin with the remedy.
Nail Polish Nail polish that is clear only, can be used to remove warts as well as skin tags.
Apply the clear nail polish directly to the problem area, again this method is NOT recommended for sensitive areas.
Apple Cider Vinegar This strong vinegar may have a tendency to cause some irritation of the skin (basically this is a natural acid), so ensure you use it safely.
Apply to the tag and leave on for approximately 20 minutes and the removal of skin tags will be complete in a couple of days.