Perfect timing as school starting after Easter break! Normally £2. 'On offer' at Boots £2.49 and 3 for 2. Some parents swear by this. On asda page, it says £1 reduced to 90p but £1 is an offer price already (I think).
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Do the nits sniff the shampoo and jump off to less fragrant kids or what?
Is this worth buying? Cheers.
The claim is for 'when used alongside our Conditioning Defence Spray'. So the shampoo doesn't have strong evidence in preventing head lice. Although this is the case, some parents still say the shampoo alone works.
As for the jumping question, head lice don't jump. They are spread by head to head contact. So maybe the smell of tea tree oil deter the head lice from crawling to the 'treated' head? (Completely guessing here).
Even if it doesn't work, I personally found it smells nice and fresh.
90p for 250ml bottle is worth a try in my opinion.
My daughter's hair is thick as anything so would be really hard to spot, nursery reckon any conditioner and nit comb is all you need? I do regular checks with nit comb especially when nits on the rampage at nursery. Luckily not had any yet.
Wet combing is very effective (both in preventing and treating) when done correctly. You must be doing a job
Thank you for the advice. It's all new to me. I'll make sure I plait my daughter's hair (in reception) everyday. Her hair is very long (mid back).
I kinda get where you're coming from..
like C is for Conservative, C is for Crabs?
Well you do have to comb their hair properly too you know....
I've always found this to be brilliant at controlling infestations, wash with this, comb conditioner through, then use the matching conditioner spray whilst brushing, it works wonders (when parents can be bothered to do it right that is).