An acrochordon is a small outgrowth of flesh that is commonly called a "teat". It can be of the same color as the skin or slightly pigmented and consists simply of a small ball of flesh which is attached to the rest of the body by a stalk that is called peduncle.
Here's how to naturally remove tackles using cider vinegar:
For the use of cider vinegar, I show you the steps to follow for an impeccable result:
1. Start with a small cleansing session around the tackles with natural soap and water.
2. Next, dry the skin.
3. Using a toothpick, try scraping the tackle without causing bleeding.
4. Take a cotton and dip it into the cider vinegar before applying it directly to the tacks.
5. It will be necessary to use a bandage to hold the cottons.
6. When you wake up, remove the bandage and rinse the water.
7. After 4 days, all tackles will have disappeared completely.