Thank you ❤️

Happy it helped 😊❤️

good luck!! Are you doing it, is it working for you?

I know it’s late but I still want to post a reply. It only burns the SK, and not the skin surrounding it. Considering how my skin is very sensitive, I’m surprised that I didn’t experience any irritations while doing this.

I’m back again bcs I’m trying out the ACV method once again for the tiny SKs that I got lazy to remove back then. (Back when I tried it on February, I was still experimenting and was too lazy to put cotton pads and medical tape all over my body. But now I’ll try to target 1-2 areas whenever I find the time until I no longer have these tiny SKs.) Wish me luck!

Doesn’t it burn your skin when you use a cotton pad?

Thank you for sharing your experience! 💖
Agree that if its in a spot where you can tape the cotton with ACV on it will go much faster. I’m happy its working so well for you and this blog post helped 😊

Recently, this year, I started noticing a bunch of tiny SKs all over my chest. I remember having two old SKs on my chest from years ago, but I never really bothered researching what they were because they were very small, and I just assumed they were moles.

Fast forward to this year, I started noticing more tiny SKs, which alarmed me, so I began researching them. That’s when I came across several Reddit posts about using ACV and eventually found this post.

Seeing so many positive outcomes, I decided to give it a try. I’m commenting here in case someone is in the same situation and looking for a more recent update.

I started on February 1st, applying ACV to my tiny SKs using a cotton swab. I could only apply it once at night. Most of the comments here mentioned seeing improvements by the second week, but I didn’t. This was probably because I only applied it once a day and had to skip some nights when I was too tired. Since I already had a big bottle of ACV and was still feeling optimistic, I continued applying it.

By the third week, I noticed that some SKs were starting to fade slightly. I also decided to try cutting a small cotton pad, soaking it in ACV, and taping it to an SK to see what would happen. After the third night, the SK started to darken and formed a scab. I got busy for a week and didn’t apply ACV to any of my SKs. Today, the scab finally fell off, revealing pink skin underneath—the SK was completely gone!

Since I still have a bunch of tiny SKs, here’s my plan:

1. I will definitely use the taped cotton pad method to get rid of SKs faster.
2. Applying ACV with a cotton swab every night helps flatten the SKs, but the results are quite slow.
3. Since the SKs are in different spots, I’ll focus on one area each week so I won’t have cotton pads taped all over my body at the same time.
4. Since it takes about three days for an SK to darken, I’ll wait for it to blacken before moving on to a different spot with the cotton pad method.

Anyway, please excuse any grammatical mistakes—I’m just really excited to share this! I hope this helps anyone struggling with SKs. Since many people (myself included) have had success with the ACV method, I definitely recommend it! Just be patient, especially if you’re like me and need more time for the ACV to work.

Lastly, thank you, Tamara, and everyone else who shared their experiences!

You’re welcome! 💖