It’s been about a month since the removal and the red mark where the wart used to be is totally and completely gone. I’m loving the effects that the Wart Mole Vanish had on my skin.

Now that the wart is gone I have been able to wear shorts again (which is nice in this summer heat) and my overall self confidence has been boosted! I hated walking around with that wart on my skin. Needless to say it worked great and I’m super pleased with the results.

If ANYONE is ready to get rid of a wart or mole quickly and without going broke you should check this out… it only takes 20 minutes to put it on and the results are guaranteed. You’ll be wart-free and happy just like me!

P.S.
Sorry it’s been a while since I’ve posted, after the initial wart removal challenge I decided to take a few weeks off from the site. I found myself posting here almost every day about my wart removal process and not doing much else!

Anyway, post your wart remover questions here and I’ll be back soon!

I wanted to test out a natural wart remover “live” from this blog (yes I was bored when I came up with the idea.. lol) and share my results with anyone who visited the site. Wart removal was very important for me in raising my self esteem levels and feeling good about myself and my goal is to share my results so that maybe someone else out there can get the information they need if they are going through the same crap I was with self esteem issues related to my skin problems.

Whether it’s plantar wart removal, plantar wart removal or facial wart removal you’re looking at doing I really hope that my experience with this natural wart remover helps you! It’s been a really great experience for me and after trying laser wart removal, dr scholl, a salicylic acid wart remover, an herbal wart remover (I could go on) I now believe I’ve found the best wart remover on the market.

Click here to view the results! {wart remover}

It’s day 12 of the wart removal challenge and I have to say this is becoming more and more fun as it goes for me. I’m almost addicted to making these posts at this point. For some it may seem odd that I am doing this, basically broadcasting my home warts removal progress to a blog but if that’s the case, I don’t mind being an odd-ball.

If you aren’t quite up to speed as to what’s going on here I’ll give you the quick overview. I’m blogging, documenting and photographing my experience with a home wart remover, why? Good question. I’m doing it to provide a resource for people that either don’t know how to remove warts or don’t know how choose a warts remover.

I was in the same boat a while back when I first started looking for wart removal remedies to get rid of some warts that popped up on my skin. I didn’t like them being there and wanted them gone as fast as possible. I reeeeeally wanted to avoid laser wart removal and / or surgery and wanted an herbal option if at all possible (i’m just like that).

I ended up trying a ton of different things and wasted a ton of time, energy and cash on wart removers that didn’t work at all. If there had been a place like this to show me the way I would have been much better off and could have saved all that time and money. So now, as my kind of ‘pay-it-forward’ offering I’m posting all this stuff online for others. Who knows, maybe it will actually help someone out.

Anyway, now that I wrote all that I barely have the typing-strength left to give the wart remover update for today, but I will…

The Wart Mole Vanish is working very well and the wart is just about non-existent at this point (I told you the wart remover worked fast, didn’t I), I can barely see it in the place where it was, which is crazy because if you was the early photos it was pretty big. There is a small amount of scab left and it’s red around the edges. I’ll snap a shot later and post it up in a little while.

It looks like tomorrow will be the last day of the wart remover trial, I hate to say it but it’s true, the wart removal is just about complete. It’s a bitter sweet feeling though because now I have grown attached to this blog and really like updating it and don’t know what I’m going to do with this time now!

I’ll think of something. =)

So yes, look for tomorrow to be the final day and I’ll be posting the ‘official’ before and after pictures on the homepage and adding the results to the results page. Thanks for tuning in to this wart remover trial blog post!

Like I said yesterday I’ve been noticing pretty substantial improvement on a daily basis and today was no exception. It’s amazing what this stuff does while you’re dreaming. Pretty cool indeed! The wart is 90% gone and fading fast. A few more days and I should be able to wrap this up with some before and after photos.

Like I said at-home wart removal is pretty easy once you get the hang of it and I hope that by posting this stuff I can help someone who’s just getting started and learning how. In my own case I would have died to have found an in depth wart removal site like this to show me the way and sometimes, when you see the chance to do something for someone else you do it. (i’m not 100% selfish ALL the time)

Thanks for continuing to follow along with me through the removal. I’ve really grown to enjoy posting these blogs for you guys! I hope they are providing some benefit for you as well. Stay tuned for more from wart remover live trial headquarters… or whatever.

See ya!

I was going to do some documentation this weekend but I ended up getting a new riding lawn mower and spent a ton of time buying it, getting it home and then actually mowing my grass which is pretty hard out in this Texas heat… whew!

Anyway, let’s get to the removal progress update.

The scab fell off and it’s really starting to heal now. I was worried there for a bit that this was going to be a long removal because the scab hung on for days but when it finally came off I saw that massive healing had taken place underneath.

I’m about to go to sleep. If I wake up early enough I’m going to take a picture of it in the morning because I could swear that there is a difference in the way the wart looks every time that I wake up.

I’ll take a pic of the wart and if there’s not time to post it before I head out I’ll post it after I get home at about 6pm. So if you don’t see a wart removal trial update first thing, then it should be up as soon as I can.

Alright, that’s all for the wart remover trial tonight. See ya!

]]> http://mywartremover.com/wart-remover-trial/wart-remover-working/feed/ http://mywartremover.com/wart-remover-trial/day-6-the-wart-got-bigger/ http://mywartremover.com/wart-remover-trial/day-6-the-wart-got-bigger/#comments Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:43:01 +0000 heath http://mywartremover.com/?p=70 Haha, just kidding the wart didn’t’ really get bigger I just thought I’d have some fun with this (my sense of humor sucks, i know). So it’s day 6 of the wart removal challenge trial or whatever you want to call it and I’ve seen some big improvement in the last 24 hours.

Since applying the wart remover back on Day 1, I haven’t done squat. I’ve just been waiting around and hoping to see some change happen. The last few days have been pretty boring, which is normal but today I can see some major difference and I’m feeling like the scab is just about to fall off. When it does I get to see what kind of a mark is going to be left behind after the removal process is over.

Most of the time there’s a red mark where the wart used to be and then over the next few weeks it goes away, I’m guessing that will be the case this time as well. I’ve done really well and have left it alone completely (very important) and haven’t picked at it at all (also very important).

As I’ve said on previous blog posts picking at the wart during the removal process can result in a scar being left behind and none of us want that! That’s one of the big reason that I use a home wart remover, cuz I can do it without having a scar!

So yeah, things are moving along just fine and I’m feeling like the scab is gonna fall real soon, I’m ready for that to happen but also that will mean the end of the wart remover live trial and I don’t know what I’ll do with my time if I’m not doing this site (i’m kind of hooked by this point)… hmm, we’ll see what happens.

Until then, wish me luck and I’ll post the next wart remover trial blog as soon as I can!

Funny story, a co-worker walked in on me yesterday as I was updating the Day 4 blog and asked me what I was doing. She saw the words Wart Remover real big on the top of the site and I had to tell her what I was up to. Ok, so yes she did laugh out loud at me at first but then she said that she’d never heard of a wart challenge or anything like this and said it was a good idea.

Then she came out and said that she actually had a mole that she wanted to remove but didn’t know how… SEE how common this stuff is? I think it’s hilarious that at first she laughed and THEN admitted that she could actually use some help to. I sent her to the wart remover’s website and now she’s getting it for herself.

I asked her (you know what’s coming next, right?) I asked her if she’d be willing to blog her mole removal on this site and she said she’d “thing about it” which by the look on her face meant “no”. But I’m going to work on her over the next few days and see if I can get her to come around to it. THAT would be great if she actually does it.

<—- This is her, she told me I could not post a picture of her face on the website but she did let me take this one.

Would anyone be interested in seeing a mole removal done live on this website like I’m doing with my wart? If so, leave a comment below and let me know what you think.

I’ll let you know on the next wart remover blog update. Stay tuned. =-)

As I’ve said before, one of the most important things about this stage of the removing process is not picking at it. It’s tempting, believe me because it itches a little bit (for me anyway) and my first instinct is just to scratch it off… so why don’t I just do that?

One of the best things about doing home wart removal is that most of the time you don’t end up with a scar. I’ve removed warts and moles several times and I only have one scar and yep, you guessed it… it’s there because I picked the scab off and screwed around with it while it was healing. It was one of those things where I knew I shouldn’t but I couldn’t leave it alone and the result was (just as I was told) that I’m left with a little mark in that place. It’s looks much better than the mole that was there but a mark is still a mark.

So what’s the key to this stage of the wart remover process? That’s right, leave it alone and let your body do what it naturally does. Don’t make the mistake I did and play with it! So that’s it. No photo today because I am actually posting this from work (shhhhh don’t tell the boss) and I’ve probably spent too much time on it already, I wonder if they monitor this stuff? If they do they’re probably who the guy is that’s publicly discussing his wart removal, which COULD be seen, as a little odd.

That’s today’s removal update - see you soon!

The process seems to be going along fine. the scab has turned pretty much all black and the healing process has started. This is really the easy part of removing the wart because now I basically just leave it alone and keep away from it until it falls off naturally.

After applying the wart remover you really don’t want to play with the scab or pick it off too early, if you do you can wind up with a scar. The same goes for any kind of spot on your body that is healing really so you just have to use that same restraint and leave it alone.

A friend of mine got a tattoo on his arm and as it started to heal he picked at it and ended up removing part of it with his fingernail, now he has a nice little white spot right in the middle of the tattoo right where he picked at it. With warts it’s the kind of the same deal…

• Leave wart alone = good
• Pick at it = bad

Oh, by the way I got a message about genital warts and although that’s not what I’m dealing with I decided to put up a page about it in case there were more questions. Check out the genital wart remover page.

So yeah, now I’ll let it come off naturally and that should be the end of the wart. I’ll try to post another photo of it as soon as I get time, hopefully tomorrow. Anyway, thanks for reading and I hope you’re having a great day and thanks for being a part of the live wart remover trial!

Day 2: Wart Remover Trial

Sometimes if you have really stubborn warts that’s a good time to hit it again with a 2nd application, because the insides of the wart are exposed and you can really get at the root. For this one, I don’t think I’m going to need to do another application.

Hopefully within the week we’ll have full wart removal. That’s the odd things about this live wart remover experiment is that of course I don’t know exactly what’s going to happen so we may be here for a week we may be doing this for two weeks, just depends on how it goes really… lol.

In the past the removing of the wart has only taken a week and this one doesn’t seem to be holding on for dear life so I think it won’t take forever. Which is good for me and you because

1. I don’t have to keep posting these wart removal blogs every day
2. You don’t have to keep reading them… lol

Ok so that’s it for day two. Stay tuned and I’ll be back with more of my wart remover live trial.