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Effective Home Remedies for Skin Tags

Skin tags are frequent growths that can make you feel uncomfortable and self-conscious. However, there are natural methods for removing them at home. Skin tags are harmless and not associated with cancer, although some factors such as heredity, HPV, age, obesity, and hormonal changes can increase their frequency.

It is critical to distinguish between benign skin tags and malignant tumors by checking for rapid growth, unusual shape, or changes in color or texture. Natural removal methods include the use of essential oils such as tea tree oil, castor oil, and apple cider vinegar.

These oils have antimicrobial and drying qualities, which can help remove skin tags. Wash the area, use clean equipment such as scissors or nail clippers, and use antibacterial lotion. Salicylic acid-based removal creams can help dissolve skin tags. Other natural treatments include banana peels, vitamin E oil, garlic, oregano oil, and baking soda. However, before attempting any removal process, you should check with a medical practitioner.

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Skin Tag Removal

Most skin tags are harmless and don't require treatment. However, if a skin tag bothers you cosmetically or if it gets irritated by rubbing against clothing or jewelry, you may consider having it removed.

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Skin Tags & What?

I recently was asked two questions relating to skincare that I absolutely felt it was important to share to a wider audience. So today I am going to talk to you about skin tags and also a trending term called skin slugging.

Skin Tags

Skin tags are narrow and short growths of extra skin that grow or stick out usually from the neck, chest (décolleté), under arms or eyelids. They most commonly form when the skin is rubbed against itself.  In a wide variety of cases they are harmless but aggravating depending on where they are on the body. It is thought that too many skin tags may be a sign of Type- 2 diabetes but that should be confirmed by a physician. 

There are a number of over-the-counter products that claim to remove skin tags. However, those products are not going to be effective for all types of skin tags as they can possibly damage the skin surrounding the affected area. It is best to consult a board certified dermatologist or healthcare professional to remove skin tags. These professionals will determine the best course of action whether that is freezing, cutting, or burning the skin tag. 

I don’t recommend a skin tag being removed as a part of a DIY process as it can potentially lead to infection and scarring. In addition, if you are someone who experiences a growth of moles which also protrude from the skin this too should be left to the healthcare professionals. A mole is a normal growth of melanocytes, melanocytes are pigment-producing cells and no they are not always cancerous so don’t panic unnecessarily. Whether a mole or a skin tag, as long as it is not causing your irritation it can truly be left as is.

Skin Slugging

The term skin slugging does NOT involve the use of slugs. It is a skincare trend that has been floating around for about a year now. It is basically slathering the skin in a petroleum-based product and allowing it to sit overnight. This technique is supposed to protect the skin and keep it hydrated. Now let me go a step further, petroleum-based products like Vaseline historically have been the popular skincare product. 

Another term you may have heard of is, occlusive which is a class of ingredients designed to provided a protective barrier over the skin to lock-in hydration. Occlusives are thick, heavy on the skin, and can be composed of waxes and oils. However, these products are not for oily skin or skin prone to acne and breakouts. Why? They are comedogenic which means they clog your pores! 

Despite popular opinion, Vaseline and Aquaphor are non comedogenic which means they do NOT clog your pores. The consistency is to thick so it literally just sits on top of the skin despite containing petroleum jelly. Now these two products also don’t have the exact same chemical composition. I can say from personal experience after suffering from a severe allergic reaction on my face, Aquaphor was the only thing that brought me relief from the itching and redness. With that being said, the Vaseline your mother or grandmother used as salve is still okay to use today in moderation.

Here are some suggestions of ingredients that can be used regardless of your skin type:

Squalene – an oil-based antioxidant that has great ant-inflammatory properties also used to keep the skin hydrated.

Hyaluronic Acid -  also known as a drink of water or the skin especially since our bodies are made up of 55% to 60% of water. This is great for fine lines, wrinkles, and healing (cell turnover).

These ingredients are found in serums, serums are best used as a PM routine. The order should be cleanse, tone, serum, and then moisturizer. Allow about a minute between applying each product and doing so at night will allow for deeper penetration because when we are asleep the skin is also at rest. 

Give this a solid try versus the “slugging” especially as we are in the heart of the summer season.

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The Truth About Skin Tag Remover for Wart Removal

Skin tag removers are becoming more popular as a wart treatment option, although their efficacy and safety are still debated. Warts caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) require different treatment than skin tags. Skin tag removers are not suitable for wart removal because they are meant to cut off blood flow to the skin tag, causing it to fall off. Warts are contagious and spread via skin-to-skin contact. Over-the-counter therapies for warts, such as salicylic acid or freezing kits, may be successful for some people, but it is critical to consult a doctor before attempting any home remedies.

Skin tags are innocuous growths that typically appear on the neck, armpits, and groin. They are flesh-colored or slightly darker, soft, and flexible. While they are not a sign of skin cancer, some people may opt to have them removed for cosmetic reasons. HPV causes warts, which are small, rough, raised skin growths. They can appear anywhere on the body, but their most typical location is the hands and feet. Warts can be flesh-colored, pink, brown, or gray, and may appear lumpy or cauliflower-like.

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