Simple Way To Get Rid Of Head Lice

There's nothing worse than getting a phone call from the school nurse saying that your little one has lice. While it may be tempting to get something over-the-counter we recommend that you first try vinegar. It gets rid of lice without harsh chemicals. 

How can you use vinegar to get rid of nits?

The process for a vinegar lice treatment is very simple and should be done in 3 steps:

• Step #1: use a mixture of vinegar with water (half and half) to unglue the nits from the hairshaft. You should apply this vinegar and water mixture to your child’s hair, especially close to the scalp, behind the ears and in the neck area. Then, wait for a few minutes.

Step #2: you should now rinse off the vinegar with water. Then, you need to spend time combing all nits out.

This is a crucial step, so don’t skip it, thinking that the vinegar will do the trick. It will NOT.

• Step #3: repeat this process for two days or more until you can see no head lice eggs anymore and you are sure that all live nits are gone. Nits will hatch within 7 days of being laid, this is why you should really get rid of all live nits within a week from the date of your first vinegar treatment and combing out.

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