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The first thing that comes to mind when we find out we’ve contracted head lice is to get a haircut or shave off our hair. Of course, the latter seems like an extreme measure to take. And who wants to give up
The thought of your child contracting lice can be terrifying. After all, schools have a strict no-nit policy and the social stigma of lice can be damaging for a young child. Most parents dread the day they find small, wingless parasites
Lice: a four-letter-word that can singlehandedly send shivers down your spine and make you shuffle uncomfortably. Most of us spend the majority of our lives living in fear of contracting lice. The fear doesn’t stem from what lice can do to
Head lice are parasites that live on the scalp of human beings and use their blood as a daily dose of nourishment. The warmth of a scalp helps them thrive, allowing them to lay nits and cause you a lot of
Remember that time when your mother wouldn’t let you be in the same room as your brother so you wouldn’t get his head lice? Well, that was probably because like a lot of people, she believed that lice could fly and
Even though, children are the affected by lice the most, (approximately 6-12 million children in the Unites States alone), it’s usually the parents who end up panicking more. Finding a louse on your child’s head or watching them scratch their head
Lice infestations are perhaps one of the oldest epidemics, not just in America, but the whole world. The likelihood of your child getting lice can increase during back to school season. Children return from summer camps and other group activities where they might
Lice infestations are perhaps one of the oldest epidemics, not just in America, but the whole world. The likelihood of your child getting lice can increase during back to school season. Children return from summer camps and other group activities where they might
When it comes to kinky hair, there are a lot of misconceptions about their susceptibility to a lice infestation. Could it be that because they’re more tightly wound, it might be easier for the lice to infest them? Or is it
Parasitic in nature and small enough so it’s annoying to look for, both bed bugs and lice are two types of insects that are often mistaken for one another. Both feed on blood and look pretty alike. So what is it
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