and even the natural folds of your own skin. This daily friction can irritate the surface and encourage the skin to produce a small, protective overgrowth. Similar rubbing happens under the arms, beneath the breasts, and around the groin, which explains why skin tags often appear in those areas too. Not every skin tag can be blamed on friction alone, but if you have growths right where your clothing rubs, that location is likely a contributing factor.
You do not need to throw away your favorite necklace or stop moving
