Plantar Warts and Skin Tags Disappear Naturally—Try This Overnight Remedy

If you’ve dealt with the irritation of plantar warts or the nuisance of skin tags, you’re not alone. Though usually harmless, they can be “uncomfortable, unsightly, and sometimes painful.”

Here’s the good news: you don’t need “a pricey dermatologist visit” to treat them. A simple home remedy made from *apple cider vinegar, baking soda,* and *tea tree oil* can help “shrink, dry out, and eventually remove” these growths—sometimes starting overnight.

**Why this works:**
– *Apple cider vinegar* contains acetic acid, which “breaks down the abnormal tissue” and prevents bacteria from growing.
– *Baking soda* exfoliates, balances pH, and turns the mix into a paste.
– *Tea tree oil* has “potent antiviral, antifungal, and antimicrobial effects,” helping to dry and soothe the skin.

**How to use:**
Mix 1 tbsp of vinegar + 1 tbsp baking soda + 3–4 drops of tea tree oil. Apply with a cotton ball and tape it overnight. Repeat daily until the growth fades.

Natural remedies take time, but you’ll notice “visible shrinking,” smoother skin, and “little to no pain.” Just avoid picking at the area and keep your immune system strong.

“If the growth starts changing or becomes painful, consult a dermatologist.”

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