Herbal mole removal cream – Is it effective or is it a hoax? Here is my experience..
I’ve for one have never been one for going to the doctors so when the mole on my back got too much for me, I decided to look for a natural mole removal solution. I found some herbal mole removal cream on the Internet which claims to remove moles, warts, skin tags and skin cancers. I had a skin tag on my ear (I started growing it a few years ago, which is common for women in their 30s. I asked Joe what I should do with it and he suggested I pierce it and make a feature of it!), so I thought I could use it for that, too.
It took a couple of weeks for the paste to arrive, but when it did, it was a little dry and crumbly. I thought it should be like that but over time it dried out more. After adding a tiny amount of water when doing my third treatment, it worked much quicker, so take note.
Attempted my very own mole removal! The herbal mole removal cream doesn’t burn you or the mole and the best part of it is that it doesn’t adversely affect healthy tissue surrounding the mole. Basically what it does, is that it prompts the immune system to reject the mole and thus, causing the mole to fall off. Its main ingredient is black walnut hull, and it’s 100% plant-based.
The whole procedure was really easy, fast and accurate. It does what it says on the tin.
Here is how the skin tag on my ear looked like. It started off being a normal flesh color, then a few days in, it got scabby. After 3 days it started to turn black and was really hard. Although it was dead, it was still attached to my ear. One day when I was doing housework, the skin tag just suddenly fell off! I tried looking for it around the house, but I was unable to find it. The area still looked a little raw after the skin tag fell off, but slowly, it started to fade off and soon it looks like the mole never even existed!
After I removed my skin tag, I then attempted to remove the big mole on my back…
When I first applied the herbal mole removal cream onto the mole, it went a bit odd. The mole didn’t seem to be affected at all. However, about five days into the mole removal treatment, a weird black lump started appeared at the side of the mole from under the (healthy) skin. This lump behaved like my previous skin tag experience should, it scabbed over after 2 days, and subsequently fell out after a week and left a crater on the mole. However, my black deflated mole was still there. As this product does not affect healthy tissue, I can only conclude that there was something very dodgy going on around that mole and my body wanted to push it out. It’s amazing how it created a hole and forced such a big black object out. You can see from the pictures on the right how big the black thing was compared to my mole – and I thought my mole was big! I reckon this thing was about 8mm x 10mm at least.
I wanted to carried on with my mole removal procedure again, but decided to wait for the crater to fill in and calm down before revisiting the mole.
That all happened in March 2008. In July 2008, the hole was gone, and my skin was back to normal. This time, my friend help me to put the herbal mole removal paste on the mole again (it’s hard to do it on your back). Like I said, a small amount of water was added which made the process move much quicker.
Here’s what happened..
After the watered down herbal mole removal cream was placed onto my mole, the area start to feel weird after awhile. I carried on with my daily activities and when to bed as usual. That night, when I woke up to go to the loo, I tried to feel the mole, BUT it was no longer there! It had fell off while I was asleep! I tried looking for the shivered up mole on my bed, but was unable to find it =(
None of the mole removals were painful. Yes, you can feel a weird tingling sensation once in awhile, and the ear one was the most sensitive, but there was no pain at all. The tiny hole on my back is now healing nicely, and I believe that it will be invisible in a couple of months. I will be putting on some castor oil onto the wound so that it does not scar after it recovers.
Isn’t it interesting how you can’t see the scar from the black thing that came out on these mole pictures?
And as a side note, this herbal cream for mole removal is really cheap, about SGD$60 in our money. The best part of it? I’ve got enough of cream left for about 10 more treatments! What a steal! If I were to go for mole removal surgery or laser mole removal, it would have cost me about $100 to $300 more. I love this stuff, and I’d love to sell it in Singapore, but too bad they do not supply their products overseas. O well.
However, do note that not all mole removal are good. Some over-the-shelf products that claims to remove moles contains tissue-destroying acids which will destroy any skin tissue that they come in contact with, so there’s a big potential for further skin damage. Do ask around and do sufficient research before you commence on using any over-the-shelf mole removal cream.