To stop nits from hatching, it's essential to use an effective lice treatment that targets both the adult lice and their eggs. Over-the-counter or prescription lice shampoos containing pyrethrin or permethrin can help. Additionally, thorough combing with a fine-toothed nit comb can remove nits from the hair shaft. Regular washing of bedding and personal items in hot water can also help eliminate any potential hatching nits.
stop hanging with the coons.
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 come from Mexico
they suck your blood and the most dangerous nits out of all are the red nits
A hat will not stop you from getting them. If you share the hat they can be transferred to your head from someone else.
around 2 to 3 months after hatching
Nits grow into lice
Normally the brown nits are the dead nits, and the white nits are the alive one. I don't see the brown ones to be dangerous but I would still remove them. I found that vinger helps remove the nits dead or alive.
no you cant get nits from fleas, they are a whole different thing.
hi i dont have nits but got eggs
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No, nits cannot transfer hepatitis C.