3 Effective Skin Mole Remedies

Skin moles are a common problem for many people. They can appear at any point in life, although most people will see the appearance of the majority of their moles before they reach thirty.

Moles are known to lead to cancer, and whilst it is true that due diligence should be taken to keep an eye on existing moles and look out for new ones, it should be noted that most moles are in fact benign (non-cancerous).

Causes For Skin Mole

Moles form when the cells that produce the skins pigment clump together. This is the reason that they can often appear dark brown or black.

The pigment (melanin) is concentrated in the tissue of the moles because of the amount of cells that there are.

Sunlight speeds up the production of melanin, which is why it can cause the appearance of new moles as well as enlarging existing moles.

There is a link between the female hormone and the appearance of moles as well, which goes to explain why many pregnant women see the appearance of new moles at this time of their life.

Hereditary factors also play a part in the cause of moles. People whose close family members, such as parents or siblings, have moles are more likely to experience the dark spots.

Remedies For Skin Mole

There are various methods of mole removal treatments available today.

Some of the most popular are home remedies because they can be just as effective as any of the other methods whilst costing a fraction of the price and of course having the added bonus of being carried out at home in the patient’s own time.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple cider vinegar contains salicylic acid, one of the most commonly used ingredients in any mole removal cream.

1. Mix together some water with a few drops of ACV. This prevents the vinegar from burning the skin too much.
2. Cleanse the mole thoroughly and pat dry with a clean towel.
3. Use an emery board to rough up the mole taking care not to make it bleed.
4. Apply the vinegar/water mix with a cotton ball.
5. Cover and leave overnight.
6. Repeat this method every night until the mole disappears (this should take a few days at least).

Baking Soda

Archaeologists discovered evidence that ancient Egyptian women used a compound that was basically the same as baking soda to bathe in.

The method is much the same as with the apple cider vinegar only the baking soda should be mixed with water, or castor oil for that extra kick, to form a sturdy paste.

This is another favorite for mole removal at home and is reported to be hugely successful.

Juice

Juice from several different fruits and vegetables are known to shrink and remove troublesome moles. These include juices which are freshly obtained from:

• Onions
• Pineapples
• Limes
• Lemons

To use, simply bath the mole in the juice using cotton balls and cover with a band aid. Repeat this method three times daily and within a week or so, the lesion should have disappeared.

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