Lice Removal – Let’s Separate Fact from Fiction!
If you have just been exposed to lice, know that the crawling sensation you’ve been experiencing is more in your head than on your scalp.
That’s because it takes about a month fora louse to lay eggs, multiply, and increase in population for you to actually see and feel their family on your head!
Let’s start with some basic facts about head lice for you to understand their infestation better:
- Head lice are incapable of jumping or flying. The sneaky buggers simply crawl.
- They have a great preference for straight, fine hair over coarse, curly hair.
- Head lice cannot survive beyond 24 hours away from a human host.
- They cannot withstand severe cold and hot temperatures.
- Head lice can hold their breath for up to eight hours—let that sink in.
- They have tiny legs with claws that help them dig into the scalp and suck blood for survival.