Monthly Archives: July 2018

Firstly, let’s get something out of the way. If you have lice, we’ll tell you the same thing we tell everyone else; it’s okay. There are a lot of misconceptions around head lice infestations: how they only infest dirty hair, they

It’s a normal reaction to freak out when your child comes home from school, with lice swarming through his/her hair. It didn’t just happen overnight. Somehow, you missed the signs, or did you…? The constant aggravated itching, the grumpiness, the little

It’s that time of the year again when your kids go off to summer camps and you can have the house to yourself for a few weeks. Summer camps are great for kids. They get to make new friends, learn leadership

Lice infestions, more importantly, reinfestations have always troubled parents. There’s no way to guarantee that your child won’t be re-infested but there are steps you can take that help keep their heads stay lice-free. Once of the easiest things parents can

If you haven’t heard of it already, the term ‘super-lice’ is used to describe a new generation of lice that is resistant to the pesticides used in OTC anti-lice shampoos and medication. Researchers and parents have found that age-old anti-lice products

“There's a rumbling in my head It's getting louder and louder There's a shaking in my bones It's getting stronger and stronger” - Itch by Nothing But Thieve When you’re left dealing with certain nasty critters, everything becomes about them. Watching

If you’ve ever felt the frustration of dealing with a head lice infestation, you’ll know exactly why professional services are godsend. If you’re on the fence about taking the professional route, here’s why you should consider asking a certified expert for help.

So you’ve finally managed to get rid of the lice infestation in your home. But hold on. The nightmare isn’t over yet! As bitter as that sounds, it is true. After cleaning your head from those nasty little blood sucking monsters,

Your kids have another month or so before school begins in September. Another month of fun in the sun. However, there are some party poopers that live on the human head only to ruin our fun. Statistics show that about 6 to

Six to twelve million kids in the U.S suffer from a serious case of head lice every year. The frustrating itch is equally annoying for both children as well as parents who try to free their child’s heads of these parasites. Commonly

After lice infestation, your home will need to be carefully cleaned and disinfected in order to rid the premises of head lice. Head lice can hide and survive in clothing, such as the hood of a coat, a hat, a scarf,

Head lice cannot hop or fly. They are spread by direct contact with the hair of an infested person. Don't let lice ruin your kids' summer camp and here are important lice facts to know!