The mole is now a raised scab with a pocket of puss or something white underneath. There is no pain whatsoever, and the scab appears to be shrinking slightly.
There is no irritation to surrounding tissue at all.
All pigment appears to have left the skin, but it is slightly pinky purpley where the pigment was.

Peace

Hi jfh,

I am really no expert, I don't know how you would treat a mole in the hair, except I would guess you would do the same thing as normal, as best you could. You are meant to cover it with a cloth fibre bandaid, but it says in the instructions that this is more to protect it, so maybe it's not necessary if it is on your head and you are careful.

I think it is the same as Cansema. I paid $45 including postage to Australia which is cheaper than a lot of people but still expensive, I agree.

There is someone in Australia who sells cansema, but I couldn't find his website when I wanted to, so I went with these guys.

The jar I got is a quater oz, and it is kind of a paste, a dark rusty colour.
I'm not sure about this, but judging from how it's going so far I think I could treat, probably 6 or 10 or maybe more moles with this much, but I suppose it depends on how quickly the moles respond.

I hope this helps! I used to have a jar of cansema I bought for my parents, but they ended up throwing it out!!! Can you believe it!?! Anyway, please post your results if you decide to try something, it's interesting to hear people's experiences. :)

Peace