NITS & LICE COMB STAINLESS STEEL, BOIL AND RE-USE $20.
SKU: Comb
The Licenders LICE COMB catches Lice and Nits
Simplifies the hair lice treatment
Is effective on short & long hair
Effective on resistant lice
Free your children from lice and nits in a single afternoon.Turn resistant lice to dead lice. Kids return to school the following day.
Has a recession beating price
Fits comfortably in your hand for effortless combing
Is made from highly polished stainless steel
Okay to boil, sterilize and reuse
Recommended by Physicians and Moms.
LICENDERS is the largest Hair Lice Treatment Service in the U.S. screening and treating tens of thousands of children each year.
Although eliminating lice from your home is essential, the most time consuming, yet the most important thing a parent or caregiver must do is comb the hair after it has been treated with a lice shampoo.
Licenders Lice Treatments are endorsed by Noreen Mulvanerty, Family Nurse Practitioner, RN, MSN, CS, FNP, & Herbalist
A metal comb should be used because plastic comb teeth are too wide and are too flimsy and break. You will feel a gentle "pull" with the comb against the hair when it comes into contact with a nit, you may not even be able to see it. Metal combs are designed specifically to help remove the lice and nits from the hair shaft. Mertal combs can be cleaned and sanitized along with other combs and brushes. With a metal comb, you can separate tiny masses of hair which is the only way to find ALL the lice and nits.
Nits may be removed by sliding them off the hair shaft with your fingers or cutting them out with a pair of small scissors. Place the nits in a garbage bag, seal it or tie it in a knot and throw it outside in the garbage.
One of the reasons many parents have little success in getting rid of their child's head lice by themselves is because they don't comb out all of the nits. Besides knowing what to look for you need the right lice comb for thorough nit picking.
Here are some more helpful hints to help remove the lice and nits:
Olive oil may be helpful to loosen the nit or louse from the hair shaft. Separate a tiny mass of hair about the width of the metal lice comb. Insert the lice comb as close to the scalp as possible and gently pull through the hair strands several times. Check the hair carefully. Pin the hair against the head after it has been checked to keep it out of the way. You may want to section the hair off with rubber bands.Continue combing until all lice, and nits are gone. After combing, wash the hair again with regular shampoo to remove any oil you may have used.When the hair is dry, check for stray nits and remove them. Check all your family members!
LICENDERS is proud to have Dr. Stuart Ditchek on board.
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