Questions You NEED to Ask A Lice Removal Specialist!
If you’ve been scratching your head for a while now, and you know it’s not because of the philosophical questions that are on your mind, it may be lice. But there’s no need to panic!
We no longer live in times where you need to be embarrassed and resort to home remedies that do you more harm than good. Treatment clinics like Lice Troopers have got you covered, providing head lice removal services to help you contain the problem before it gets out of hand, or come to the rescue if it already has.
We have non-toxic and pesticide free treatments and even offer at-home treatments. You can let us do all the worrying for you and our specialists are here to answer any of your queries. If it’s your first time dealing with this inconvenience, and you’re not sure how to go about it, worry no more! Here are a few basic questions that will help you get comfortable with the process.
Are lice infestations avoidable?
“What, if any, are the preventative measures that I can take to avoid lice?” Unfortunately, lice multiply like crazy; they breed in your hair laying eggs called nits. If you can get to the lice in the nit (egg) stage by reaching out to our trustworthy lice doctors before they hatch, you can save yourself a LOT of trouble. It’s quite common for lice to crawl from place to place, and even head to head so get treated before they are able to crawl. In public spaces, where your possessions can come into contact with someone else’s, the chances of picking up the bug are higher. Always keep your items separate, to be on the safe side.What kinds of treatments are available?
At Lice Troopers, we only offer natural and non-toxic treatments for your hair. We use special equipment to make sure there is minimal hair breakage, since your hair can be already brittle due to the lice sucking blood from your scalp, and with it, essential nutrients. Often, people who go for home remedies or over the counter solutions are not aware of harmful chemicals like Lindane and expose themselves to its carcinogenic properties.
