Nits, which are the eggs laid by lice, adhere to hair strands using a strong, sticky substance produced by the female louse. This glue-like secretion anchors the nits close to the scalp, typically near the base of the hair shaft, making them difficult to remove. The positioning also helps protect the eggs from exposure and increases the likelihood of hatching.
Nits like any sort of hair. If you have nits you need to condition your hair and comb it through to check and then apply the correct treatment.
nits come from Mexico
The nits are eggs not bugs, but the bugs are there somewhere since they came from them.
hi i dont have nits but got eggs
In hair, usually cleaner hair.
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yes it is okay to have your hair tied up while having nits
No, hair nits do not bite skin. Nits are the eggs of head lice, which are tiny parasitic insects that feed on human blood by biting the scalp. The nits themselves are attached to hair strands and do not cause biting or irritation; it is the adult lice that can lead to discomfort through their bites.
It does not matter. Hair is hair
Nits are the eggs of head lice and are typically found in the hair on the scalp. While body hair can host lice, such as body lice, these insects do not produce nits in the same way that head lice do. Body lice lay their eggs in clothing or bedding rather than directly on body hair. Therefore, you won't find nits on body hair like you would on scalp hair.