Head to head contact is by far the most likely way you or loved one contracted lice. While it is less likely, lice can also be spread by sharing hair brushes, pillow, and hats.

Adult lice are around the size of a sesame seed. They are very good at blending in with ones hair color making them somewhat difficult to detect. Nits and eggs are typically smaller than the size of a pencil tip. They are round or oval and attach themselves to the hair shaft close to the scalp.

Our product uses a digestive enzyme to dissolve the glue that attaches the nits to the hair shaft. The problem with most other products is they are only designed to kill adult lice leaving the nits attached to hair to hatch later. Our product takes care of adult lice and nits thus breaking the life cycle of lice and preventing re-infestation! Also, our product is free of pesticides and harsh chemicals making it not only extremely effective, but safe as well. Growing research shows that lice are becoming resistant to the pesticide treatments thus making them increasingly ineffective. This is why many standard lice products require a second treatment after seven days. Our product is naturally based and lice will not become resistant to it!

The most likely reason for this is because they were never past it to begin with. Another reason for this could be they returned to the same environment with the same people, sharing close contact and exposing themselves to re-infestation. Lastly, when lice feed on our blood they leave behind a scent that gives a signal to other lice letting them know that you are a favorable host. It is unknown how long this lasts, but a good rule of thumb is too be extra diligent with checking and combing for 90 days post treatment.

NO!! It is quite possible that your child doesn’t have lice at all. Check your child’s head frequently and take preventative measures against an infestation. Many parents treat lice as a preventative measure exposing children to toxic chemicals unnecessarily Think of it this way, if someone in your child’s class has a cold, you don’t give your child cold medicine.