wart/mole vanishing cream?
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Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:14 pm

I don't think I'd use bloodroot to cosmetically remove a mole after I saw the graphic pics at itworkspaste . com

Thu Jun 14, 2007 4:09 pm

Healme,
Couldn't agree more. The paste worked for me to0.

Different names but same ingredients

itworkspaste least expensive
molepaste . c o m
mole wart vanish- most expensive

Thu Jun 14, 2007 6:16 pm

Hi:
I bought this product to get rid of syringomas under my eyes. I have tried it on two (one under each eye)and it did get rid of them. Unfortunately their are many of them and you can't apply the cream to any that are touching, so it would take a very long time and the cream dries out very quickly. I haven't tried again because I have had a fairly busy social life and didn't want a scabby face. One thing I did learn that it is important not to put any cream on the surrounding skin. keep it only on the wart or mole or in my case the syringomas. I will try it again if it is not dried out and will report the results.
HTH
MJS

Wed Jun 20, 2007 11:22 pm

zaney63 wrote:

Hi:
I bought this product to get rid of syringomas under my eyes. I have tried it on two (one under each eye)and it did get rid of them. Unfortunately their are many of them and you can't apply the cream to any that are touching, so it would take a very long time and the cream dries out very quickly. I haven't tried again because I have had a fairly busy social life and didn't want a scabby face. One thing I did learn that it is important not to put any cream on the surrounding skin. keep it only on the wart or mole or in my case the syringomas. I will try it again if it is not dried out and will report the results.
HTH
MJS

I agree it works and dries out quickly. The "itworkspaste" had a larger volume than the vanish even though they both say 0.05ml I got more with them and paid $20.00 less.

free skin care · Thu Jun 21, 2007 10:06 am

I think I'd like to try this itworkspaste ... I have used the bloodroote past on a horse once and it left a large gaping really super gross hole - I would not use it on myself for sure. I have a couple of moles that have been bothering me. About how long does it take from first application till it is gone and does it leave any scarring?

free skin care · Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:35 am

Please never try anything like this on your face!

My best advice would be to not even buy it. Always be suspicious of people posting about products and their success who only have a few postings or just joined.

What adults call warts are usually dark colored keritosis or milla. True warts are caused by a virus and generally only boys who are prepubescent get them. They can often be gotten rid of by keeping them covered in Vaseline and it can take weeks/months.

Keritosis needs a doctors attention as do warts.

free skin care · Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:11 pm

Yes I know I do sometimes get suspicious about certain products. I have read several posts on the itworkspaste and everyone has had success with it - even on their face. I have already had my doctor tell me they were benign moles but they are ugly and he tells me it would be cosmetic only so big $$. I will do some more research but I carefully checked the ingredients and it is natural. Maybe I'll try it on the ones not on my face first and see!

Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:15 pm

my friend had a huge mole on her face and her doctor said the surgery would leave a pretty big scar. It was as big around as a dime (huge) There were no signs of cancer she said. Anyway, she put on the itworkspaste on a few days ago and it was right on her cheek. It looks really good so far. I think emu oil is supposed to be good for scars or mederma? so I'll suggest that to her as a follow up if her doctor didn't already give her something for the scar. Some doctors give these scar pads called cicacare? spelling for scars. I haven't tried them so don't know if they help or not, but I've heard good things about the other two for scars.

free skin care · Sat Jun 23, 2007 8:32 am

Well - keep us posted on your friend with the face one cause I'd like to try it. The pics on the site do show ones on the face that are gone and look really good. I have used emu oil for lots of things and love it - very good for any kind of skin and good for healing - would probably work good after something like this. Let me know how the face mole of your friend turns out. I did order some itworkspaste so will see!

Tue Jul 03, 2007 4:51 pm

I think it was me that someone thought may have worked for the company or something about the wart mole removal. I was just doing a search for a line eraser and came across this forum again,..and saw my own post, which I will say I recall actually signing up just to post on the wart mole remove deal. Again I really am just another consumer, and this was not just one of those products that works ok,..hum ho,.this product removed very embarrassing moles I had,..in fact its funny I went to lunch last week and was only remembering my moles because the woman at lunch had bruises from having hers removed so I told her about wart mole remove. Don't take my word for it anyhow,..I could be anyone,..but I know it works,..and I just wanted to share my experience with it. I think they even had return if your worried that it would be a waste of money. I know for me it was one of the best investments I ever made,..now onto erasing those little wrinkles
Lisa Very Happy

Tue Jul 03, 2007 4:58 pm

For the woman who's friend was going to try this. The only mistake I made with my mole removal was an incessant need to pick the scab off. I wish I had left it alone,..but of course some part of me believed the mole still survived somewhere under the scab Sad

So in my haste to scab remove I had pinkish skin for a long time. Also i think it left the skin near my inner eye a little rough most likely will always be rough skinned not as smooth as my chin. Also don't panic when it turns black it is supposed to do that, leave it on for the right amount of time. Oh also I went back later to remove one from my neck and I didn't scrub it enough,..you have to rough the skin up a bit, because I didn't it didn't get rid of the mole. I had to do it over again.so make sure you scuff it up,..don't panic when it turns black, and let the scab heal naturally falling off on it's own
Lisa

free skin care · Tue Jul 03, 2007 5:04 pm

Thanks for posting this - I am trying the itworks paste and I probably would have picked off the scab too no doubt. I will make sure I don't - would it help to cover it say with a bandaide while it is healing? (and to keep from picking at it?)

free skin care · Tue Jul 03, 2007 9:37 pm

For true warts, one of the cheapest remedies is covering it with duct tape for a while. If you do a search on it (duct tape wart) -- you'll see results from where people have tried it & it works.

I doubt it would work on moles, but then again, who knows?

I had a mole removed from my arm years ago. It was a "double" mole, big & had some long hairs growing from it. People were forever trying to brush the "fly" off my arm. When the derm removed it, he cut it off with a pair of scissors!!! I'll never forget the sound it made - I thought I was going to be sick.

free skin care · Sun Jul 08, 2007 7:23 am

As a follow up - I used the itworks paste a couple of days ago. Today it is flat and black looking and I'm applying the emu oil. So far, so good. Will keep you informed of the results on it. I got enough paste in my order for several which is great.

Wed Oct 17, 2007 6:58 pm

Imagine the ugliest, porous, raised mole that looks an awful lot like a black fly landed on your nostril... and died. That's what my mole looked like and it had bothered me for YEARS!!! As a print model, imperfections such as a witch's mole deters photographers from working with you. Airbrushing every picture costs time and money. It started out small, then it got bigger every year. Makeup couldn't hide it!
For my New Year's Resolution, I promised to do something about it. The dermatologist estimated a down-time that was just not acceptable. Out of desperation, I ordered Wart & Mole Vanish. I guess I was so giddy, I sanded the mole too hard. OUCH! But it helped the cream penetrate. I anticipated more pain, but it was only a slight sting. The first day, it looked scary! (I highly recommend placing yourself under house arrest for the first 2 days if you're treating a large mole on your face.) On the 3rd day, the scab shrank. By the first week, the scab was lose and fell off while I was washing my face. I was able to attend an award ceremony 8 days after initiating treatment with only a miniscule mark to cover up!!!!!
I wouldn't have trusted my face with any other product. If I see any woman with an ugly mole, I'll pin her down and apply Wart Mole Vanish! She'll thank me later!

free skin care · Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:17 am

I looked at the Wart Mole vanish and it seems to have the same ingredients as the itworkspaste and the latter was cheaper so I got that kid instead. I am really pleased with my results. I'm thinking of trying it on a wart on my foot soon.

free skin care · Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:47 am

I have a mole on my nose too, on my nostril. I don't like it much and call it my witches mole although it is actually quite small and smooth. I tried to remove it by scuffing the surface and applying super cop x 2. At the time the mole did completely seem to burn away but after a week or so it began to grow back and now it is just as it always was. I did see a derm and plastic surgen on the NHS who said that they wouldn't remove it because it could scar badly.
I am tempted to try this cream but my mole is the sort that grows lower down in the skin so I am not sure if it would work for me.

free skin care · Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:55 am

Do you have any other moles anywhere? You could get it and try it on one elsewhere and get an idea of if you want to try it on the face one? Just a thought! Smile

free skin care · Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:27 pm

Moles have roots...at least that's what I was told by a plastic surgeon so if you want to get rid of it, you'd have to get rid of the pigment that goes way down deep all the way to the root. Essentially you'd have to burn the entire mole from the surface down to the core and if not treated well it will leave a deep deep scar.

Which is why these mole vanish creams are so scary. Imagine putting on an acid on your skin that's "supposed" to eat away at your healthy skin. Best leave this work for the doctors!

free skin care · Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:47 pm

Both the moles I removed healed up fine - maybe some products would be bad to use (I wouldn't use ones with blood root) but the one I used worked well and took care of the moles nicely.

Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:59 pm

I happened on this forum while Googling the Wart and Mole Vanishing cream site so i could refer the product to a friend. After reading the comments on this forum, I actaully felt compeled to join JUST to post a reply!

I come from a family of people with MOLES. Big raised moles have always been on my upper arms and that was okay...but when they started on my face I went to the doctor to inquire about having them removed...neither of them were very dark and looked for all the world like abcessed pimples--but they were big enough to cast a shadow! My doctor said that removing them would be a cosmetic procedure and the cost was so high I decided to live with them. I did this for about a year. Then the one started on the Other check.

I turned to the web and found the Wart and Mole Vanish cream site. Back then (four years or so ago) it was a much more primitive site. Anyway I bought the stuff and used it and it most absolutely worked! I successfully removed three raised moles, each about 1/4 in diameter, from eyebrow and both cheeks. They haven't come back. I decided to use the remaining amount on the ones on my arms but didn't have enough to amply cover all three, so I used a bit on each. They shrunk a bit. I bought more, and for the past several years I've been mole-free.
I will admit that it all sounds too good to be true. But guess what? This stuff works!
Please note: I have NOT tried it on warts.

free skin care · Fri Apr 04, 2008 7:09 am

This thread concerns me. Mole removal is nothing to fool around with. Be advised that a few posts have been removed for spam. Before buying any such product have your mole looked at by a doctor.

If I see people raving about this product and not active members of EDS those posts will be considered for removal.

Thu Feb 12, 2009 12:07 am

Hey everyone! I have been researching about moles for the past few years because I have this one I wanted to remove for a very long time. A year ago I came upon a video of a guy named Scooty? He introduced me to WMV! After thinking about it for a Year, researching, reading, watching videos of ALL the proceedures of how to remove a mole by cutting, burning, lazer, etc. I decided that this herbal method was probably the best option for me because it kills all the roots then falls off by it self! So after the new year, I ordered it 2009-02-09 and it came the next day! 2009-02.10. Xpress shipping baby! Thank you! I made sure i followed the instructions step by step before I did the 20mins application. Its now day 2, it doubled in size and went a very black scab? I really think its working. As of now I am taking pictures and Maybe Videos through this durtation. The question how is how many days before it falls off?? I will keep you posted and try make a timeline of everything. Thanks to WMV and Scooty Zee! I hope all is well buddy! God bless all the best ~tk

Mon Oct 19, 2009 12:40 pm

I have tried the WMV cream and feel I have to make a comment. I tried it on a skintag and yes it did get rid of the skintag BUT after 6 months I still have a red/pink scar. Since this is not in a very visible place it's ok for me but I would definitely NOT recommend anyone to use this cream on your face. It's a very harsh product and going to a doctor is much safer.

Sat Oct 24, 2009 8:20 pm

Don't ever try to remove a mole/pigmented lesion yourself -- melanomas and premalignant skin lesions (dysplastic moles/nevi) can look deceptively benign. See a derm or a surgeon with experience removing skin lesions.

As far as warts/skin tags go, you can use duct tape or commercial products containing salicylic acid, if you know for certain it is a wart or a skin tag.

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