About Bloodroot

• Bloodroot is an herb found in the Eastern United States as well as Canada, and can be used to remove skin tags. When pressed and used correctly, the red juice produced from bloodroot has the ability to destroy and dissolve skin tags, according to natural medicine website, MountainRoseHerbs.com.
  
  

Application

• Applying bloodroot is a fairly simple process. Bloodroot is often found in powder or paste form from its ground dried root. It can also be administered in extract form, found in local farmer's markets or health food stores. To remove skin tags using bloodroot, simply apply bloodroot paste to the skin tag and cover it with a bandage. You'll have to check intermittently to see if your skin tag has fallen off.
  
  

Warnings

• Bloodroot should be used with caution and shouldn't come in contact with healthy skin since it will damage it. It is crucial that you only apply bloodroot to the skin tag and nowhere else. It is highly unsafe to apply bloodroot juice to healthy skin since the herb is considered to be escharotic, a tissue-killing substance. You should not apply bloodroot salve to skin tags on your eyelids or any other sensitive areas. Bloodroot juice is also toxic and should not be ingested in any way.