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Yes. . . a home remedy is to use mayonnaise… or you can go to the store and buy a product called Nix
You can buy an over the counter shampoo specially made for this purpose at your local pharmacy. Ask the pharmacist to recommend one.
yeh, the old treatment we used on the farm when i was young goes like this: get your sister to help you or somebody. get you a ice pick and a little can of lighter fluid. Well, the rest should be obvious that you apply the ligher fluid and then light up on one side which drives the lice to the other side. then let your helper use the ice pick to finish off the ones that aren’t burnt. Lordy!
At any drug store (Wallgreens etc.) or discount store (Target, Wal-Mart, K-Mart) you can find a product called RID. It is a shampoo that you use. There is also a spray you can use to kill the lice in carpets and such. It’s important to treat your WHOLE HOUSE!! Bedding, stuffed animals, pillows, blankets, EVERYTHING must be washed or placed in placed in plastic bags until live bugs die (30 days I think).
skin so soft in your hair works well also. Drowns the little biters with oil.
hire some chimpanzes to pick them them out for u. lol
Yes, please contact a physician and get a prescription shampoo. You will waste your time and money on over the counter medicine. Don’t believe old wives tales and don’t use kerosene. You will need a good strong prescription shampoo and a special comb to pick out the nits. Wash everything in hot water and detergent, the bedding, pillows, their clothes, their combs and brushes can be soaked in boiling water and soap. Teach your children not share combs, brushes, hats, headbands, etc. You can spray the couch to disinfect it (anywhere kids lay their heads). Be vigilant, you can do everything right, send them back to school and be reinfested. Above all don’t feel alone, its not a sign of being unclean, in fact I’ve heard lice like clean heads best!