Nit treatment!

[AnonyMouse_14268]

I need a nit treatment for me, I need one that is fast and effective, don't care about the chemicals! What do you recommend? God if it's not the D and V bug that is going to get me, it's the nits! Who said working with children was fun?

[AnonyMouse_19782]

delightful subject, I used Full Marks last time, smelly, greasy but worked

[AnonyMouse_3735]

I would suggest asking the pharmacist at the local chemists.. because of resistance they tend to be able to advise the ones that are best to use at any given time..

[AnonyMouse_16365]

How many of us started scratching our heads when we read "Nits"!!!

[AnonyMouse_19762]

How many of us started scratching our heads when we read "Nits"!!!

scratch - don't - scratch - know what you - scratch - mean :lol:

[AnonyMouse_13453]

Very fine comb on lots of very well conditioned wet hair - with the conditioner still in. Lice will show up as black flecks in the foam.

[AnonyMouse_19782]

ENOUGH NOW! Cant be doing with itchy scratchy mode any longer. :angry: :angry: ::1a ::1a ::1a

[AnonyMouse_9650]

 

I'm with Cait - when my daughter was little with lovely long blond fine hair (aarrggggg) I used to treat her with tea tree shampoo and conditioner and as Cait suggested leave conditioner in and comb through (she couldn't have the chemical treatments).

 

 

[AnonyMouse_15046]

Whatever chemical you use, you still need to use the nit comb so you might as well just keep conditioning and combing thoroughly every couple of days. That way you remove the live lice before they mature enough to lay eggs.