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Wet your child’s hair, then use a regular brush to comb the conditioner through. Conditioner makes it easier to comb the hair.
Next, place your child where they can see you and reach your head. It is best to combine the bright light and your child.
Split their hair into small sections.
Start by going through each section one at a.
After using the comb, wipe it clean with a tissue or paper. This will allow you to inspect for any live lice and nits.
You should pay special attention to the areas near their scalp, behind their ears, and at the nape or neck. These are the most common areas where bugs gather.
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Lice combs can be one of the best ways to get rid of head lice in children.
These eggs can be very helpful for children whose school has a no-nit policy. Students are not allowed to return nits. Lice eggs can be small and difficult to see. They are also sticky. Lice eggs can be easily removed with combs.
They are more reliable than any one medication in the long-term as a general solution. Because lice are more resistant to chemical medicines than to physical combing, this is why.
You can use combs as a primary treatment or you may also take medication. You should start comb treatment as soon as your child is diagnosed with lice. If possible, you should start treatment the same day.
Continue combing your hair daily until you see lice. Continue to comb your child’s hair for three to four more days until you have seen your last live louse. Because nits can take as long as two weeks to hatch, this is important.