Does using duct tape on moles really help remove them or is it just another stupid method people have tried? Actually, this method works if you do it correctly. You probably remember as a child applying a bandage to the surface of your skin and forgetting to take it off for a few days. When you finally removed it, it most likely had a few layers of skin attached to it because you had waited too long. I will explain to you how to perform this mole removal method so that you can remove them once and for all to have blemish-free skin.

The first step is to thoroughly clean the surface of the moles before attempting any techniques on them:

This is to make sure you avoid the possibility of getting an infection, as you will literally be ripping off some of the skin layers with this method.

Now cut a piece of tape that you can use to cover the surface of the mole in question:

You don’t have to be terribly precise with the size of the tape, just make sure it’s large enough that there’s little chance of air getting between the tape and the mole during this process.

Then simply press the tape onto the mole so that it adheres to the skin as much as possible.

Leave it on the surface of your mole for at least 3-4 days:

Now the task is to simply leave the tape on the mole without trying to look under it to see what is going on. It will do the job on its own, you don’t have to do anything about it.

If you are extremely lazy like me, just wait until the tape falls off. This could take a few more days.

Once the tape is removed, your mole will most likely be smaller:

Once the tape is removed, you will no longer have a huge, ugly mole. This tape will strip off the top layers of skin from the moles so they will slowly die on their own.

Good luck with your quest to get rid of your unsightly moles, and remember to show a little patience with this method. If you perform the technique correctly, you should have a lot of success with it.