Using The Baking Soda Mole Removal System
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The baking soda mole removal technique is a simple process that can be carried out at home. The principle ingredients are regular baking soda (sometimes labeled sodium bicarbonate or bicarbonate of soda). This is a common food ingredient, so is OK to use on your skin. It has to be baking soda not baking powder.
Do Not Use Caustic Soda
Caustic soda is used for drain cleaning and is a hazardous material that is generally handled with protective gloves and eye wear, that should never come into contact with your skin.
Baking Soda Mole Removal System
For baking soda mole removal you will also need some castor oil, which comes from the seeds of the Castor plant and is readily available at the drug store. The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) has designated castor oil to be “ generally safe and effective”.
The idea is to mix some of the castor oil with the baking soda to form a paste, which can be applied to the mole at regular intervals. This is generally a fifty-fifty mix to achieve a useable paste. Only a small amount should be made up for each application to keep it clean and fresh.
You will also require an emery board for abrading the mole and a sterile needle. This must be sterilized thoroughly to avoid localized infection. Cleanliness is very important for the baking soda mole removal treatment to work safely.
Baking Soda Mole Removal Procedure
Before proceeding, cleanse the mole and an area around it, then it is necessary for you to break the surface of the mole before applying the baking soda and castor oil paste. This is achieved by making a small opening in the mole with the needle and abrading the surface with the emery board. Do not be too aggressive with this procedure (you do not want to make it bleed), just sufficient abrasion is required for the paste to penetrate the mole.
If you feel a mild stinging sensation after applying the baking soda and castor oil paste, you have successfully started the process. Keep the area covered with a band-aid to ensure the paste remains in contact with the mole and does not get wiped off by bedding or clothing. It will also keep out any potential infection.
Repeat the process daily until you start to observe changes taking place. If the treatment area looks red, don’t worry. This is quite normal and is part of the healing process. You may also see some slight skin discoloration as well, but this will soon fade and your skin will return to normal quite quickly.
If you need more details and advice on the baking soda mole removal system, I can recommend a good book “Moles Warts & Skin Tag Removal”.
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I cannot thank you enough for this information. It answers some questions for me.
I’ve been using this method of baking soda and castor oil but have not used a needle yet. Does it make a big difference to penetrate the mole first? Also, once the mole is gone, what is the likely hood of it returning?
Hi Britanny,
The reason you should abrade the surface of the mole is so that the baking soda paste can penetrate. You do not need to make it bleed, but if it does that’s not a problem, just dab it off. You should feel a slight stinging sensation when you apply the baking soda, which signifies that it has penetrated.
In the majority of cases the mole will not grow back. Hope this helps.
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I’ve been using this method on a raised, rather innocuous mole about the size of a pea on my upper back close to my neck, for the last two and a half weeks. It has only so far half worked, if at all.. It is still half firmly “attached”, and the skin around the mole is red and bumpy and very tender. It is now red and alternately soft, at other times a little “crusty”, and is about half again its original size. I was under the impression this was going to be an easy procedure. Very frustrating — I’m about to tie it off with a thread like my grandmother used to do, as at this point there seems to be no turning back. Suggestions? I have also read that vinegar and baking soda works the same way.
Hi Celtic Woman,
All of these free methods are tried and tested, but they do depend on the way your body reacts to them. The concept is to apply a mild irritant (such as baking soda) directly to the mole, avoiding the surrounding skin. They do take time to work and can be slower on some people and quicker on others. It is often necessary to persevere with this process to achieve the desired result, but make sure you only apply it directly onto the mole. I have no experience on mixing baking soda and vinegar, so cannot comment on the use of it for mole removal. Quicker results can be obtained by using commercial mole removal creams like Dermatend, but they do cost money.
I have small flat brown spot/mole on my face.Does this method works on this type of moles n does it left scar behind?
Hi Natilia,
Flat moles can be removed using any of the methods described. They are often easier to remove than raised moles. They tend to peel off rather than drop off. The edges usually become loose and it will part company from the underlying skin. To ensure there is no scarring do not “help” the mole to peel by picking at it. Letting it peel naturally will allow the new skin underneath the mole to develop before becoming fully exposed.
thank u for u r information..i have been using castor oil+baking soda for three days on my facial moles but moles has become even darker and there is redness on the surrounding skin.i m really worried if it will become darker forever.Or is it a normal treatment process?
Hi,
The darkening of the mole is quite normal and may be a little scary, but it will form a dark scab (just like you may have experienced as a child when you grazed your knee) before dropping off naturally to reveal new skin beneath. Do not attempt to pick the scab off as this can lead to scarring, just let it drop off when it is ready. Try to keep the treatment off the surrounding skin as this is what causes the redness. It will then soon recover.
Hi,
I have small black mole near my right eye. it’s flat. will this method work out for me? and approx. how many days might this take to remove it? i.ve also heard about using fresh urine to remove moles. will that work out as well??
Hi Steve,
The baking soda will work on any moles. Be VERY careful when working on a mole close to the eye. Do NOT get baking soda in your eye! The time it takes to remove a mole can be up to 3 weeks. Dermatend is quicker if you are in a hurry. I have not heard of using urine for mole removal.
Hi, how long will it take to fall the scab naturally and how the scab will fall? will the scab become small and peel off?
Hi Natilia,
The scab will generally start to peel away, but not shrink. Just let it drop off. This can take 3 weeks sometimes. It will be a little red underneath but that will soon fade to your normal skin color.
hi skinguru,
castor oil+baking soda worked for me the scab on it peeled off but there is still very very light mole..it is better than previous one.If i stop this treatment would the mole become darker or when i continue this treatment again will it completely remove my mole?
Hello Natilia,
Glad to hear it worked for you. I would leave it to heal for a while before continuing any treatment. It needs to recover before you decide if any further action is needed. It should not become darker again.
Thankyou for all your information.
Just pleased to help you, Natilia.
hi i am 16. ive been bullied my whole life because i have a mole on my upper lip. its flat and dark. i was wondering which process will work betterfor me. also will it work in the 6 week perod, because i go on study leave and i dont want to go to collage with a mole.
Hello Nicole,
I’m sorry to hear about the bullying. So many people have moles and it doesn’t make you odd in any way. Unfortunately due to legal constraints I am unable to offer specific advice to anyone under 18 years of age as stated on my terms page. You need to speak to your guardian before proceeding with any of the options regarding mole removal on this site.
Best Wishes
Avent
Thank you for your help. Had my hopes up there. Never mind
Nicole,
Don’t give up heart. Your time will come sooner than you think. Don’t give in to the bullies, they are the stupid ones!
Hi, I have tried using castor oil + baking soda on the mole that’s on my cheek. It really does work ! The abrading of the skin did burn for a while though. The mole vanished in about 4 days.
Thank you for your feedback. It will help others to have the confidence to try this. 4 days is a very quick result as it can take longer than this.
i have brown moles on my face they were just like dots of pencils .i want to conform that,i fi use castle oil with backing soda formula,does this method work on this kind of moles??? please,, reply me soon as possible,,
Hi Sajal,
First you need to make sure these small brown “dots” are moles, then I would try treating just one of them and wait for a successful outcome before treating more of them.
Hi,i have two flat moles from my childhood in my both side cheek and it fells so embarrassing so i got information that castor oil and baking soda will remove moles so i tried it and i thought it will work but when the upper layer of the mole peeled off there was still a mole inside
i didnt give up my hopes and i tried it for second time but the same thing repeated again but the mole is lighter than it was before now i m thinking to use it again so plzz give me suggestion that if i use it continously until there is a mole will it be vanished one day..
Hi Rosy,
All moles react differently to these treatments. Size, type and depth make it impossible to guarantee success every time. If you’ve tried it twice I would give your skin time to recover before repeating the process again. Your skin is delicate and you don’t want any scarring, especially with facial moles. If these “home remedies” don’t work for you I recommend using a commercial mole removal cream. The best one on the market is Dermatend. They ship world wide and offer a guaranteed result or your money back if you are not entirely satisfied. Hope this helps.
Hi Avent!
I have a quick question. Do I have to abrase every tine before applying the paste?
Thank you
Hello Yordanys,
The reason for the abrasion is to allow the paste to penetrate the mole. You should feel a slight stinging sensation when the paste is first applied. There should be some reaction between paste and mole within 24 hours. Then you can keep applying the paste for another 2 or 3 days without further abrasion. If you did not feel the stinging on the first application you will need to do more abrasion. Remember to use a sterile needle or clean implement to do the abrading to avoid infection. Also keep the paste off the surrounding skin, applying directly to the mole only. Hope this helps.
hi,
Does this cream really works for older moles because i have a mole which is i think it is from my childhood.and what about laser surgery can it be removed by laser surgery but i think laser surgery will not work for older moles is it true please suggest me
Hi Rosy,
The age of the mole makes no difference. The cream will work on any mole of any age and they do offer a full money back guarantee if you are not happy with the result, so you can’t lose. Laser surgery is a burning process and may lead to scarring.
thank you skinguru! now my mole has peeled off, though there is still a lighter mark. should a continue the treatment? or is the treatment complete? the mole came off with a patch of skin. do u think i should give it some time to heal?
Hi Steve,
Now is the time to let it heal. Don’t retreat it. Keep the area clean and protect it from strong sunlight and it should recover fully. Well done!