Monthly Archives: September 2020

Now that schools in Lawrence, NY, are reopening, what do the lice specialists have to say about containing the head lice epidemic?

When non-essential businesses and schools went into lockdown in light of the novel coronavirus as early as March, the last thing on anyone’s mind was head lice. But as people who went into the lockdown with their loved ones and family members

Worried about your child’s deteriorating hair quality and itchy scalp during the pandemic? Follow these hair care tips from our lice specialists in Glen Cove.

Schools in Port Washington have opened their doors for students for the fall session after six months of remote learning. As children flock back to school for masked instruction, the annual outbreak of head lice lurks beyond classroom doors.

There’s a reason why we love television shows and sitcoms that center around the American family. Whether it’s larger than life, loving families or dysfunctional ones, we love watching shows that reflect our values—and our family drama! It’s much better to see it

You roll out of bed, smooth down your tousled hair, make yourself a heaping plate of pancakes that you enjoy while attending back-to-back Zoom meetings in your pajamas. You’ve got so much free time, so why not dive into a new

The coronavirus has us all running for cover. What seemed like a faraway virus in another corner of the world, has now become 2020’s most gruesome realities. From practicing social distancing and staying indoors for quarantine, we’re pretty much confined to

The coronavirus has disrupted lives as we know it. From forcing us to maintain a safe distance from our loved ones to confining us indoors in an attempt to flatten the curve together, we’ve all been driven into a new world

If you’re worried about your safety during our lice removal treatment in Glen Cove, read this blog to learn about our safety protocols for COVID-19 prevention.

An itchy scalp isn’t a known COVID-19 symptom, but more and more people are complaining of it during the global pandemic—all thanks to unexpected visitors:head lice.

As you sit in the sun of your bathroom window, pulling out one godforsaken louse after another, dragging your fingernails through strands of your daughter’s dark blonde hair, you sigh defeatedly and think to yourself, “How bad will this get? Is

Most sitcoms—from The Office to Modern Family—have tackled the prickly topic of lice infestations in at least one episode.

The lockdown is bad enough, but being stuck at home with lice-infested kids is awful. It’s no secret that parents all over the country are struggling with schools being closed, but if those kids are hosting a colony of critters on