I have tried all methods and applying Anti-dandruff shampoo to a scratched mole until the scab falls is by far the best method.
Replied By Becky (London, England) on 07/11/2010
Does this actually work as I have been doing it for more than 4 weeks.Replied By Addy (Flowery Branch, Ga) on 07/12/2010
I personally haven't tried the dandruff shampoo on my moles but I have had really good success using acv. I used the kind from my kitchen on one which worked with a little burning (not bad). I used organic acv with mother on another mole and it worked without the burning. I swear by it and now have a lot of people using to get rid of their moles! A note about dandruff shampoo, I suggested to my sister-in-law that she use it for rosacea and it worked like a charm! She uses it twice per week. Good luck!Replied By Lee (New York) on 07/12/2010
I have the same question. I've been trying it since the post showed up. Have we been tricked?(If so, at least it didn't do any harm!)Replied By Dlaertios (Greece) on 07/16/2010
Because this remedy will help many people and is the best of all, I like to give more help how I use it. I take a needle and scratch the center of the mole not healthy skin. Usually there is a little bleeding. Then I apply a brand of strong anti-dandruff shampoo daily (3 times per day usually). It scabs after second or third day. I keep applying the shampoo until the scab falls. Before you answer if it works or not please make sure that you follow my remedy. Thank you.Replied By David (Os, Ms, Us) on 09/05/2011
This is my first day trying the anti dandruff shampoo and my mole darkened is this normal?Replied By Yiddo (London, England) on 10/08/2011
I used the shampoo but just rubbed it on my mole which is near my eye, the moles got smaller but the skin around it is real burned but at least its decreased. This method works if you apply it carefully.Replied By John (Manhattan, New York) on 07/07/2012
What do you mean my scratching the mole? Just scratch it once then put shampoo on?Replied By Daisy (San Antonio, Tx, Usa) on 01/09/2013
Anti-dandruff shampoo might work due to the fact the most common ingredient being salicylic acid which promotes turnover/exfoliation. I used the same on a recurring boil and it eventually shrank to never return. But be careful about sls and sles, I'd recommend using a face product that contains salicylic acid instead.Replied By Sunnyapril (Santa Fe, Nm) on 03/12/2013
To Addy from Flowery Branch, GA, Does your sister use the anti-dandruff shampoo on her face for rosasea, or on her hair? Thanks.