Now that summer is here and camp is in full swing, your children will be exposed to lice. We recently spoke with Fairy LiceMothers and they were able to provide us with the following answers:1. How do lice form on the head?Head Lice comes from direct head to head contact with another person who has lice. Lice cannot live anywhere in this entire world except for a human head that has hair. Lice has been around since the beginning of time and is passed from one human to another.2. Why do they thrive on the head?Head lice can only live on a human head. They drink our blood and lay their eggs on our hair. It do not travel to other body parts. There are other species of lice that live in other places but we are talking only about head one.3. How can they be killed safely?
Head lice can be killed safely with Non-Toxic products such as Fairy LiceMothers’ MagicMousse. There is NO product that actually washes the nits (eggs) off the hair strand so nits must be manually removed with a good nit comb such as the Fairy LiceMothers’ MagicWand. Once lice is found two weeks of combing is essential to make sure the person is not getting it back from others who might have it within the circle of friends. 4. What are some prevention tips parents can look into for camp, school?Head lice do not like anything mint scented. Fairy LiceMothers’ suggests that parents use a mint spray like Fairy LiceMothers’ MagicMint once a day (it also detangles hair) to keep it away. In addition, Fairy LiceMothers’ suggests “Once a Week Take a Peek” Once a week parents should check their kids with the MagicWand nit comb and MagicHalo Conditioner. This way if they find evidence of it or nits it will be a very mild case and the chances it spread will be very slim.5. What is the best way to check for lice?The best way to check for head lice is with the MagicWand nit comb and MagicHalo Conditioner. Use a spray bottle with water and dampen the hair. Apply enough MagicHalo Conditioner that it covers all hair from scalp to ends. Use a detangle comb and remove any tangles. Then use the MagicWand nit comb. Hold the comb at an angle and graze the scalp lightly combing through to the ends of the hair. Wipe the comb on a paper towel to look for evidence of lice or nits. Comb the entire scalp from forehead. Then comb all of the hair over to the right, then all hair over to the left then comb all hair from back to front. The hair must be combed in all 4 directions because nits are glued to one side of the hair strand. If you comb only one direction you will never get the nit out on the opposite side. For assistance with this procedure you can watch Fairy LiceMothers’ comb out video at www.FariyLiceMothers.com/lice_treatment.html
Head lice can be killed safely with Non-Toxic products such as Fairy LiceMothers’ MagicMousse. There is NO product that actually washes the nits (eggs) off the hair strand so nits must be manually removed with a good nit comb such as the Fairy LiceMothers’ MagicWand. Once lice is found two weeks of combing is essential to make sure the person is not getting it back from others who might have it within the circle of friends. 4. What are some prevention tips parents can look into for camp, school?Head lice do not like anything mint scented. Fairy LiceMothers’ suggests that parents use a mint spray like Fairy LiceMothers’ MagicMint once a day (it also detangles hair) to keep it away. In addition, Fairy LiceMothers’ suggests “Once a Week Take a Peek” Once a week parents should check their kids with the MagicWand nit comb and MagicHalo Conditioner. This way if they find evidence of it or nits it will be a very mild case and the chances it spread will be very slim.5. What is the best way to check for lice?The best way to check for head lice is with the MagicWand nit comb and MagicHalo Conditioner. Use a spray bottle with water and dampen the hair. Apply enough MagicHalo Conditioner that it covers all hair from scalp to ends. Use a detangle comb and remove any tangles. Then use the MagicWand nit comb. Hold the comb at an angle and graze the scalp lightly combing through to the ends of the hair. Wipe the comb on a paper towel to look for evidence of lice or nits. Comb the entire scalp from forehead. Then comb all of the hair over to the right, then all hair over to the left then comb all hair from back to front. The hair must be combed in all 4 directions because nits are glued to one side of the hair strand. If you comb only one direction you will never get the nit out on the opposite side. For assistance with this procedure you can watch Fairy LiceMothers’ comb out video at www.FariyLiceMothers.com/lice_treatment.html
