Head Lice

No, you need to get an insecticide. It's possible heated implements may kill a few, but you'd never get them all and the eggs are laid too close to the scalp anyway.

It is possible but, they are most likely mythical creatures.

Go to the doctor. The doctor might have other methods of treatment. ANSWER The shampoo has directions for re-use. In addition, before your next treatment, you need to wash all your bedding and delouse your couch, carpets, and curtains. Finally, if you live with other people, be certain they are treated at the same time you are. Do not share any hair brushes, combs, hats, hair bows etc.

One good way is to shave it off, but that is not the most fashionable way.

1. An old fashioned remedy is to get a cheap conditioner and put LOADS (half a bottle!) of it through your hair, leave for 20 min then comb through with a nit comb, some people say to do that for 1 week twice, but i say for 18 days every third day.

2. You can either use mayonnaise or olive oil for this one, smother your choice through hair (make sure not to miss anywhere!) and leave for 8 hours then wash out with shampoo and do a quick comb through with nit comb (just to get rid of dead bodies).

3. This remedy includes a trip to the hairdresser, the product is called nit bomb, it's expensive but it works! ($20) it says to apply twice over two weeks but i suggest applying 4 times over 2 weeks (2 bottles) and that's all the information i can give u from here just go from the directions enclosed. The reason I doubled the weeks and application times is cause i used it and i still have nits. But it works pretty darn well. (i put some on a tick and within 10 seconds it was dead) and it is environmentally friendly!

The key to treating a lice infestation - and preventing re-infestation - is to break the life cycle with a product that removes the eggs before they can hatch. There are a number of natural non - toxic products available which assist the process, including nit-nurse. Nit-Nurse uses natural plant extracts and oils, including Olea europaea - one of nature's anti-parasitics - and Eucalyptus globulus - a powerful natural disinfectant - to help eliminate head lice.

Head lice can live only on a human head. They can not live without a head to feed on (suck blood) for longer than a couple of days at most. They can not live on animals. They can not jump and they can not fly. But, they can crawl along your hair and onto someone else's hair if the hair is touching (or if they fall into your hair brush and then someone else uses it).

No. They crawl around on your scalp and skin, but they do not burrow in or enter your body.

That is not true. They can enter your ears, as well as nest inside your years. Once they establish a nest in your ears, the kits wont work. And they will go back into your ears whenever you shower. They can also enter your nose, but i don;t think they will nest there. They hang out in eyelashes and eyebrows sometimes, and occasionally can accidentally fall into your eyes. It can be hard to see, naturally, when they get in your eyes, but they can also impair your hearing when theyre nesting in your ear.

lice egg are very tiny and are hard to see sometimes they are white and they stick to your hair and you gotta use your nails to take them off sometimes because they like to stick on pretty good and if you want to see if they have a baby lice in them all you gotta do is take pull the egg off and put on a clean white towel or paper so you can see it then you use your nail and just push down on the egg and if you hear a pop then that means the egg is still has a baby like in there but if you don't hear a pop then it already hatched

after the recommended incubation period (= how long to leave it on) is over. But wash hair first so you don't get the stuff into pool.

By all means send your child to school, but take the proper precautions. These such precautions would be makingg sure your child knows not to share brushes, dont share coats and other common sense situations.

lice do die in the winter ,but it depends if they are in your hair where they can be safe from cold.

u know u realy should chek if u have lice. u usually cant see them with ur own eyes so just ask some1 else to check 4 ya any ways thanx for reading BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!

try a new shampoo, you may have sensitive skin

everyone can get it and almost everything

Pediculosis
pediculosis
The CDC (Center for Disease Control) states that Pediculosis Capitis-aka head lice- does not cause any known disease or medical condition. The body lice are the only infestations that can carry disease.

It depends on the size of the bump.

There's no general time for a bump to go away, since that depends on a lot of factors that differ from person to person.

On the other hand, if it's been there for months, I'd see a doctor as soon as possible.

If this is pertaining to your clothes and bedding then yes you will want to thoroughly wash EVERYTHING with hot hot water. I would recommend taking everything to the laundry mat because the water there is usually hotter than at home and use the highest heat setting on the dryers.

Shampoo then condition ,leave on and comb through with nit comb, the comb will slide over the hair with the conditioner acting as a lubricant and the nits will slide off the single strands of hair ...et voila!

Height of an average human head: Male: 9.4 in / 23.9 cm for 99th percentile 8.6 in / 21.8 cm for 50th percentile.
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Height of an average human head:
Male: 9.4 in / 23.9 cm for 99th percentile.

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It is supposed to be the father.

All I know is that we could not rid our children of head lice, even after treatment, until we treated our bunny for lice. Once the bunny had been dusted with Sevin, and we retreated the kids, everything was good.

I know experts say it can't happen - I know it did.

I think its an old outdated law that used to exist. How can they know or stop you if you eat an orange in the tub!?!

Lice eggs will be a white or cream color if they are dead. If they are alive they are a brown or black color.

lice eat blood.

Yes ask any monkey, lice expert