[rebdot]

I love Black salve, I have used it to remove noon cancerous moles so I don't believe it to be cancer selective but I have also tested it on bare blemish free skin and the only reaction I had was some redness ( I used a nail file to break the skin too).
I currently have black salve on my back treating a suspicious mole. It stings like a mother fucker but as I said above I have removed four moles from my face with little to no scaring where as I had a mole removed by a Dr and it left a raised scar.

[jackhunter21]

This is a real danger because salve is known to be effective and useful and one would intuitively think leaving it on longer would be beneficial to getting rid of what one wants. I find today parents and teachers teach a lot of useless stuff never necessary in life but ignore some basic and elementary things that kids don't just come into knowing on their own in this media/technological driven world.

[funkyflesh]

Scary. From wikipedia: Common ingredients of black salves include zinc chloride, chaparral (also known as creosote bush (Latin name Larrea tridentata),[10] and often bloodroot, a plant frequently used in herbal medicine.[11] The extract of bloodroot is called sanguinarine, an ammonium salt which attacks and destroys living tissue and is also classified as an escharotic.

[Lythal]

I was all good untill the beard chunk fell out

[butterfly]

Originally Posted by Neo1130 ↗

I thought it said Black Slave...

so did I