Lice is a common problem, especially in school-age children.
These small parasites can cause intense itching and irritation, but there are ways to get rid of them
from them and protect yourself.
How to get rid of lice
1. Use of special shampoos: There are special shampoos that contain active ingredients to fight lice.
Follow the instructions on the product and make sure you apply it well to the scalp and hair.
2. Combing with a fine comb : After applying the shampoo, use a fine comb to remove the hair from the hair.
dead parasites and eggs (nits) from the hair.
Comb on a daily basis for at least two weeks.
3. Washing clothes and bed linen: It is advisable to wash all clothes, sheets and towels that you have to wash.
It is a good idea to wash your clothes and towels and towels that have come into contact with the person who has lice at a high temperature.
Also, cleaning soft toys or placing them in bags for two weeks to allow the lice to die.
4. Cleaning of household items : Cleaning of combs, brushes and hair accessories with warm water and soap.
Protection from lice
1. Avoid sharing personal belongings : Do not share combs, brushes, hats,
and other hair accessories with others.
2. Educating Children : Explain to children the importance of avoiding close contact and sharing
personal belongings at school and other activities.
3. Regular checks: Check children’s hair regularly, especially after returning from school or camps.
What to do in case you get lice
If you discover lice, don’t panic.
Deal with the problem immediately by following the steps above and also inform the school or other activities
of the child so that the necessary measures can be taken.
Everyone’s cooperation is important to prevent the spread of lice.
Lice can be a nuisance, but with proper treatment and prevention,
you can get rid of them and protect your family.
Myths and Truths about Lice
There are several myths about lice that can be confusing. A common myth is that lice prefer dirty hair, when in fact they can become attached to any type of hair, regardless of cleanliness. Another myth is that lice can fly or jump from one head to another, which is not true, as they are only transmitted through direct contact or through shared objects. It is therefore important to know the truth in order to deal effectively with the problem and avoid misunderstandings that can cause unnecessary panic.
With love,
The HairXperts by Ioanna Sissy
