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Facts about Lice.....

Anyone can get head lice - They even found evidence of lice in Egyptian tombs and mummies.

Ichy scalp is the most common symptom of head lice and combing is the most used home remedy

They can be confused with sand, or dandruff & May be found anywhere on the head.

Lice don’t jump or fly, but they are fast crawlers, lice are most often spread by hair-to-hair contact.

They require human temperature and moisture to survive, & Die in 1 day or less when off the body.

They spread do not spread disease, and Pets do not carry human head lice.

Removing all lice and nits (eggs) from the hair is the best way to get rid of them naturally and safely.

***Further Louse Information***

If you are a parent, you may very well have to deal with these critters sometime.  My experience comes from 4 children, twelve grandchildren, and numerous friends & relatives.  Here is some of what I know - FYI.........

Head Lice are small about 1/32 to 1/16 inch in size. They can grow to almost an 1/8 inch, in some cases. They are visible to the naked eye. They do not fly or jump. They do crawl and scurry about the hair and scalp. They are an off white, brown, or sort of dirt in color. It is best to use a bright light to examine the hair and scalp. The brighter the light the easier they are to find. You may even do this out doors under direct sun light. Try running a fine tooth comb through the hair and then examine the comb.

Even if you do not find any live lice, you may still have a problem. So also look for nits, these are the eggs laid by female lice. Nits are found attached to the individual hair shaft, close to the scalp; usually not more than 1 inch above the scalp. They appear to be a tiny speck of sand on the hair. If you see what might be one, blow on it - If it flies off on the wind - it was likely only a piece of dirt, lint, or dandruff. On the other hand, if it just sits there and does not move - It is likely to be a nit (lice egg)........