Mole Wart Skin Tag Removal

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Home Remedy Wart Removal - Common warts

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Common Warts

Before you decide to remove your warts, it may be a good idea to first understand the common types of warts that most Americans suffer from. There's a good chance that these warts are the same kind that you're suffering from. A large number of men, women and children all over America suffer from warts, and although some are virtually harmless, I recommend that you find out more about the common forms of warts before deciding to remove them using home remedies.

As you know by now, most warts are common and can occur in individuals of all ages and races. They typically grow in clusters on the hands and fingers, and are rarely found alone. Common warts mostly appear on areas with broken skin, as that is how the wart virus is introduced into the body. Broken skin usually occurs on the hands and fingers (from nail biting) - so that's why warts grow there. In terms of physical characteristics, most common warts are hard or have a rough or scratchy surface.

Common Wart Types

Plain warts or flat warts a very common type of wart. They tend to grow in larger groups like most other warts, but unlike other warts, these kinds tend to be softer to the touch. These forms of warts are often associated with cuts caused by shaving, causing the warts to grow on the face.

Planter warts are another form of common warts. Unlike most other common warts that tend to grow on the face, hands and fingers, planter warts grow mostly on the feet. This causes the sufferer much pain and inconvenience while walking, especially when the wart grows in a cluster (instead of a single wart). Another painful characteristic of planter warts are that unlike other warts that grow outwards, planter warts tend to grow inwards (yikes).

Although the above-mentioned warts are generally considered the most common ?traditional,? types of warts in America, there is yet another type of wart that is slowly but surely spreading across the country. Those warts are known as genital warts. Genital warts are not only known as a skin condition, but are considered a sexually transmitted disease (STD) as well. This is because these warts are most commonly spread through sexual intercourse, sometimes even through protected intercourse. In some cases, genital warts are more difficult to have removed, but like most other warts, it is definately still possible.

Your Next Step

Now that you may be able to determine the type(s) of wart(s) you have, you'll need to decide whether you want to have your warts removed. Almost all warts can be safely removed at home, although it is advised that seek professional advice especially if you have genital warts. For the other more common types, you might want to consider an effective natural, non-surgical methods of home remedy wart removal.

Alice is a skeptic-turned-evangelist on home remedies for wart, skin tag and mole removal. She writes articles and reviews related to home remedies for wart, skin tag and mole removal at http://home-remedy-wart-removal.blogspot.com

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Monday, September 10, 2007

Ageing Skin Care - Know More About Common AHA Molecules

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AHAs are becoming very popular in the fight against ageing skin and are getting added to most of the beauty and skin care products. AHAs are one of the ingredients that help us keep skin looking young for a longer time. Let us find out about common AHA molecules and how they help in skin care.

Glycolic acid- this is one of the most commonly used Alpha Hydroxy Acids in skin care. It is derived naturally from sugar cane juice. Glycolic acid has a very low molecular size. This low molecular size allows glycolic acid to penetrate skin faster. The dead skin cells that bind with the skin are removed by glycolic acid by loosening the glue that sticks the dead cells with the skin. As the glue loosens, the dead cells exfoliate giving a cleaner look to the skin. Shedding dead cells faster also allows growth of new cells. Glycolic acids also smoothen fine wrinkles. This acid also helps in treatment of blackheads and dries out the excess surface oil on the skin. It is also thought that glycolic acids stimulate collagen production to some extent. This acid also keeps the skin moisturized by keeping water bound to the skin and prevents drying of skin. It can also bleach some spots on the skin. One added advantage of glycolic acid is that it helps other skin care ingredients reach deeper in the skin and makes them more effective. Glycolic acid is on the frontier of skin care.

Lactic acid- it is derived from milk. Milk baths have been popular since ages to get fresh skin and better skin care. That is because of the lactic acid. Lactic acid is a good skin moisturizer as it helps retain water in the skin. It is also a good exfoliater of dead skin cells. It is generally used in combination with other AHAs in skin care products.

Citric acid is also an Alpha Hydroxy Acid. Citric acid is derived from citrus fruits. It accelerates collagen production and also removes spots on the skin. Citric acid is not a good exfoliator. It is considered a good anti oxidant, as it neutralizes free radicals that age the skin. Citric acid has been used for skin care since long in household remedies.

Malic Acid and tartaric acids are other popular Alpha Hydroxy Acids. They are not commonly used alone for skin care treatments but are added to make a combination of AHA skin care products to derive multiple benefits.

This article is only for informative purposes. This article is not intended to be a medical advise and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor for your medical concerns. Please follow any tip given in this article only after consulting your doctor. The author is not liable for any outcome or damage resulting from information obtained from this article.

The author C.D.Mohatta writes articles on skin problems, skin treatments and skin care. You can visit http://www.doctorgoodskin.com/ for more information about how to have good skin. He also writes fun quizzes and fun tests at http://www.funquizcards.com/. The author also writes for romantic ecards at http://www.cupidecards.com/

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