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Forces of Nature Skin Tag Extra Strength Roll-On (4 ml) #10083259
Skin Tag Control Extra Strength is a natural skin tag remover oil that contains naturally occurring phytochemicals and antioxidants to dry out skin tags by gradually flaking them away. The natural ingredients include organic thuja occidentalis and calendula to heal the skin as well as organic sesame, lavandula and tea tree oil encourage healthy skin cells to repair themselves faster essentially “crowding out” the skin tag with clean, healthy skin.
Skin tags are common, small, soft skin growths usually found on the eyelids, neck or near the armpits. While genetics may play a role in developing skin tags, they are commonly attributed to skin rubbing against skin which is why you might notice them in a crease or skin fold.
Skin tags are common, small, soft skin growths usually found on the eyelids, neck or near the armpits. While genetics may play a role in developing skin tags, they are commonly attributed to skin rubbing against skin which is why you might notice them in a crease or skin fold.
$4.88
Original: $13.95
-65%Forces of Nature Skin Tag Extra Strength Roll-On (4 ml) #10083259—
$13.95
$4.88
Description
Skin Tag Control Extra Strength is a natural skin tag remover oil that contains naturally occurring phytochemicals and antioxidants to dry out skin tags by gradually flaking them away. The natural ingredients include organic thuja occidentalis and calendula to heal the skin as well as organic sesame, lavandula and tea tree oil encourage healthy skin cells to repair themselves faster essentially “crowding out” the skin tag with clean, healthy skin.
Skin tags are common, small, soft skin growths usually found on the eyelids, neck or near the armpits. While genetics may play a role in developing skin tags, they are commonly attributed to skin rubbing against skin which is why you might notice them in a crease or skin fold.
Skin tags are common, small, soft skin growths usually found on the eyelids, neck or near the armpits. While genetics may play a role in developing skin tags, they are commonly attributed to skin rubbing against skin which is why you might notice them in a crease or skin fold.
