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Skin tags are a kind of benign skin growth that looks like a small lump.

From a medical point of view, they are harmless. No need to worry!

But depending on where they are placed on the body, it is not very aesthetic.

There are many medical treatments available, but in many cases they are poorly reimbursed by social security.

Fortunately, effective grandma remedies can help you get rid of your skin tags.

We have selected for you the 7 best natural and economical remedies to get rid of those unsightly little pieces of skin.

You just have to be careful depending on where your tag is located.

If it is near the eyes or on the eyelid, it is best to have a dermatologist remove it.

If it is found elsewhere on your body, it is safe to use these home remedies to get rid of your skin tags.

1. Oregano oil

Oregano oil contains thymol, arvacrol, and p-cymene.

These are three types of phenolic terpenoids components that have powerful antibacterial properties.

They also have antimelanomic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and antiseptic properties.

This oil has the potential to quickly treat skin tags. It takes about a month.

To achieve this result, mix 4-6 drops of coconut oil and 2-3 drops of oregano oil.

Apply your remedy directly to the skin tag 3 times a day. It will dry it out and in the end it will fall off on its own.

Remember to always use a carrier oil (like coconut oil here) to dilute the oregano oil, otherwise you may experience redness and irritation.

And remember that this oil should never be used near your eyes!

2. Tea tree essential oil and castor oil

Tea tree essential oil, along with castor oil, are painless remedies for removing skin tags on your body.

These oils have antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral properties and they also dry out the skin tag so that it falls off on its own.

To do this, soak a clean cotton ball in water, then add 3 drops of tea tree essential oil or castor oil.

Thoroughly clean the area around the tag with soap and water, then dry well.

Use the cotton ball soaked in water and tea tree oil and gently massage the tag and the surrounding area 3 times a day.

It is important to add water because tea tree essential oil must always be diluted, otherwise you risk skin irritation.

3. Dandelion stem juice

This juice can be used to solve a wide range of skin problems, including skin tags.

Take a dandelion with its stem and squeeze the juice out of the stem. A milky liquid comes out.

Apply it directly to the skin, then cover the area with a bandage to let it work.

You can repeat this treatment up to 4 times a day, making sure to cleanse and dry the skin between each application.

It works great for drying out a skin tag so that it falls off on its own.

Do not use this remedy if you are allergic to daisies, marigolds, ragweed, chrysanthemums and other similar plants because then you are likely to be allergic to dandelions as well.

4. Lemon juice

Lemon juice is a strong antiseptic and it also contains citric acid which helps dry skin tags by breaking down cells.

Take half of a fresh lemon and squeeze the juice onto a cotton ball. Then put it directly on the tag and let it act without washing.

You can apply your remedy up to 3 times a day and continue this routine until the tag falls off.

5. Apple cider vinegar

Apple cider vinegar can destroy the skin tag so that it goes away completely.

Take 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar and soak a cotton ball in it. Apply it to the skin tag after thoroughly cleansing the skin and drying it.

Feel free to squeeze the cotton while you put it on the tag. The goal is for the vinegar to run a little so that the tag is well soaked.

Do this 3 times a day until it is gone. Keep in mind that apple cider vinegar is acidic.

It may cause slight itching and tingling for a few minutes when you do this treatment.

To minimize these effects, dilute the vinegar with a little water before starting your treatment.

6. Fig juice

The juice from the fig stem, like neem oil, is widely used to treat skin problems.

Why ? Because fig juice helps restore the alkaline-acid balance.

To recover this juice, take a few stems of fresh figs and squeeze them to extract the juice.

You can apply this juice to the skin tag up to 4 times a day.

You should notice the first results after 4-6 weeks.

7. Garlic

Fresh garlic has antifungal and antibacterial properties that help solve skin problems and dry out skin tags.

To cure a skin tag, you need 4 fresh garlic cloves.

Grind them into a paste and apply the paste directly to the skin.

Place a bandage on it to let it work.

And now, thanks to these natural homemade remedies, you made your skin tags disappear naturally, without spending a fortune at the dermatologist!

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