Rapid growth or color change (black, blue, irregular borders)
Bleeding, oozing, or severe pain
The spot is on your genitals (genital warts need medical care)
You have diabetes or poor circulation (slower healing increases infection risk)
These could be signs of something more serious, including rare skin cancers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Can I use this on my face or near my eyes?
Yes, many people safely use it on eyelids and facial skin tags, but always protect the surrounding area with petroleum jelly and use less paste. If irritation lasts more than 24 hours, stop.
2. Will it leave a scar?
When you let the growth fall off naturally, scarring is extremely rare. Aggressive picking or burning is what usually causes marks.
3. How is this different from drugstore wart removers?
Commercial products rely on high-concentration salicylic acid (17–40%) or freezing (cryotherapy). This natural version is slower but far gentler and costs pennies per application.
Final Thoughts: Your Skin Deserves Gentle Care
You don’t have to hide your hands, wear high collars, or spend hundreds of dollars to feel confident in your skin again. This simple apple cider vinegar, baking soda, and tea tree oil paste has helped countless readers regain smooth, clear skin—naturally and affordably.
