will this shampoo alone take care of all or will I still have to use a nit/ lice comb after each wash ?
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No, this shampoo will not kill the lice or the nits. It's a preventative shampoo to help you keep from getting them. The rosemary and tea tree oils are natural repellents for lice.
1610682
You have to use a comb no matter or you will never get rid of the live bugs... combing is unavoidable. :-(
1610683
You have to use RID to get rid of the lice. You use the shampoo for after the lice is gone to prevent it from coming back. It has really worked for us for months. I love it and will keep using it on our children.
1610684
You will absolutely need to check and comb your child's hair in addition to the shampoo. The shampoo is really meant as a "deterrent" to getting lice. It will not kill lice.
1610685
No it does not get rid of the lice or nits once you have been infected. You still have to use the lice shampoo and the nit comb to get rid of all the nits (eggs). This shampoo helps repel lice if they are re-exposed to someone who has lice. The lice don't like the oils in the shampoo. I don't know if the shampoo really helps keep new infestations from happening but it can't hurt and it leaves the kids hair very silky. I will keep using it and have told the kids not to share hats, combs, helmets, etc. I hope this information helps.
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This shampoo is only for prevention. If you already caught lice you need the treatment. Lice is going aournd in my school, so far this works, my kids including my highschooler use it and none of them have ever caught lice. The smell stays forever! And leaves the hair shiny! It won't get rid of the animals though, because is not strong enough.
1610687
This is a preventative shampoo, for lice you will have to use chemicals from pharmacy. As I mentioned in one of my reviews, I use this shampoo all the time and my kids are the only ones that do not get the lice in their hair.
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I don't know forsure but I'd say yes if you wash all ur clothing in it and bag up air tight any other bedding pillows ect. It does kill scabbies if mixed with lotion. For lice I'd use nix! Then permethrine in and around the house. Make sure to use unscented and only 5% permetrine with 5% lotion 10% permethrine mixed with about 1/3 cup lotion I think is 5% like the doctors stuff
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It doesn't come out without shampoo...but you only use a little, and it isn't stiff at all...so u can just rework it with a bit of water between shampoos. I have gone a day or two between shampoos.
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After I used to treat the lice I disinfected (placed in hot water with shampoo) and placed in a ziploc to use if I need again. I wish that I had this comb from the beginning of treatment. The combs that are sold with the kits did NOT work for me.
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Remember to comb the same section of hair in all directions. Also, you can loosen the glue that holds the nits on by soaking the hair in a white vinegar solution and covering with a shower cap for a little while (google details).
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www.discoverneem.com has information about lice, etc. I hope the information there answers your question.I use it because my hair was falling out and it stopped when I began using this shampoo.
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NO, THAT'S NOT TRUE. YOU NEED A LITTLE CONDITONER ON THE AFTER SHAMPOO. The kind that you do not have to rinse & rub it in the tips and then blow dry It should help.
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One thing about this is that even if you have quite long hair, like I do, you don't need to use very much, because you're only using it to treat the scalp. I still need to use regular shampoo to get my hair actually clean.
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I am not aware of the hair washing habits of this individual. If the hair and scalp have a great deal of oily build up it may take considerable time and energy to clean it thoroughly. No Rinse is used as any regular shampoo in the sense that you apply to your hair until completely wet and then wash like you normally would using regular shampoo. Using your fingers to scrub really well. Once the suds start to diminish is the time to start wiping it dry with a clean towel. You may have to do this several times if your hair is extremely oily. You can't expect to pour this on your hear and then wipe it off, you have to work at it. Lots of suds and scrubbing of the scalp, then wipe it off.
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HelloI don't sure that is work on nits or not.It is really work on lice.If l have any information adout that , later. I well tell you.Thanks and regards.
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This also cleans your hair and you don't need a separate shampoo. The nourishing conditioner recommends that you use the nourishing shampoo first. I work the cleansing conditioner thoroughly through my hair and leave it on while I do the rest of my shower and then rinse it last and my hair is squeaky clean. The trick is to use enough product. I used to use shampoo and conditioner so I'm using about the same I was using for both in this one product.
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No, Pan, definitely not. If you massage a small bit into your hair, then comb or brush it in, you can leave it in until your next shampoo.I am assuming that you want to use it for hair.
682072
Hello Lina, Actually it is preferred to wash your hair the same evening after the treatment! Let us know if you have any questions!
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There's definitely some residue where you apply the product. If you shampoo and allow the shampoo to remain in your hair while you shave, etc., then all residue washes out with the first rinse. It also saves on shampoo. ☺
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What's worked best for me is prior to actually putting the shampoo in, is to comb my hair while in the shower. The comb helps break up the individual groups of hair so the shampoo can better do it's job.
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I imagine it depends upon how careful you are. If you follow the directions exactly, everything should be done at the same time. I didn't, and ran out of shampoo first. Serum and conditioner tied for second.
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Yes. This comb does a very good job of removing lice and nits from hair. My daughter had very thick curly hair and it did a wonderful job.