Yes. But don't forget the comb only gets the lice eggs. To kill the actual lice you need the special shampoo that usually comes with a comb.
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Yes, you can get lice from outside sources such as sharing hats, combs, or other personal items with someone who has lice. Lice can also be spread through close contact with an infested person or their belongings.
Combs are a commonly used method for head lice removal, but their effectiveness can vary. While combs can help remove lice and nits, they may not always completely eliminate an infestation. Other methods, such as medicated shampoos or prescription treatments, may be more effective at completely getting rid of head lice. It is important to follow the recommended guidelines and consult with a healthcare professional for the most effective treatment.
Yes, adults can have lice just as well as children can. Lice make no distinction based on age or gender.
Clorox can effectively kill lice and their eggs on combs due to its strong disinfectant properties. However, it is essential to thoroughly rinse the comb after using Clorox to avoid any chemical residues. Additionally, using a specialized lice treatment or shampoo is recommended for treating lice infestations on hair and scalp. Always follow safety guidelines when using bleach or any harsh chemicals.
De-licing refers to the process of removing lice or lice eggs from a person's hair or body. This process is typically done using special shampoos, combs, or treatments designed to kill lice and their eggs.
We can find lice in the tail of the deer.
If you go to a local Walmart or Smith, then they will have a shampoo called Heads and Shoulders, get the anti-lice one and you will be good.
Sharing brushes/combs, wearing anothers hat, lying on an infected persons' pillow or just hanging out with somebody that does have head lice. It is head to head contact..... stay away from somebody scratching!
Yes, boys can get lice. Common ways to prevent lice infestations in children include avoiding sharing hats, combs, and other personal items, regularly checking for lice, and using lice prevention products. To treat lice infestations, options include using over-the-counter or prescription lice treatments, washing bedding and clothing in hot water, and combing out lice and nits with a fine-toothed comb.
The most common bugs in the hair are generally hair lice - these are easily treated with shampoos and combs.