Comments on: PEOPLE’S PHARMACY: Natural remedies for head lice

By: Bye Bye Lice

Bye Bye Lice — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:40:34 +0000

I forgot to give you all there website http://www.naturalliceremoval.com

By: Bye Bye Lice

Bye Bye Lice — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:38:30 +0000

I’m here to let everyone know about this company in Atlanta, GA they are very professional and knows exactly what there doing. My child was treated immediately upon a call for help. Natural Lice Removal is the best. Thank you Natural Lice Removal for your help, we could not have done this without you.

By: SheilasOcean

SheilasOcean — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:07:15 +0000

Julie, same thing here, getting all itchy just THINKING about the creepy crawlers. My daughter got it a few years ago too, and I tell you we tore apart the stores looking for something to work. I never heard of the Family Lice Removal…thats interesting. We used http://www.licetokill.com and it did the trick.
But I like all the places popping up that actually get right in there and nitpick them out for you. I forget their name, but thats QUITE the service, right?

Sheila

By: Lice Free Client

Lice Free Client — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:57:52 +0000

I know of this company I used call “Family Lice Removal” whom has done such a wonderful job in removing lice and nits from my kids head. 2 treatments needed and your done. I am so glad I found this company in Atlanta they are the best!

They use an all natural product which is awesome… I recommend this company to anyone who really want to get rid of head lice…

By: jabster

jabster — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 02:40:25 +0000

The secret of mayo is that the oil smothers the lice, while the vinegar loosens the nits. Vinegar is an old method to dissolve nit glue, but plain vinegar is runny, irritating, and doesn’t “soak” the hair as well as the vinegar in thick mayo.

Never heard of using salt but the easiest way to wash out the mayo is to use hand dishwashing soap (like Dawn). It’s surprisingly gentle on the skin (remember “you’re soaking in it”)?

By: julie

julie — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 16:36:39 +0000

all these lice stories make me itchy, i just used what the CDC Center for Disease Control recommended in a way. they say heat kills the lice and eggs just as you mentioned by using a blow dryer, but you can not get with 6 mm of the scalp it burns! so i found this company called head lice heros they use this lice safe wand that does that. it gets 6 mm of the scalp without burning you only destroying the lice and the eggs/ nits. it’s pretty wild when i had my daughter treated. found them on http://www.licecentersofamerica.org. good luck, Julie