Things You'll Need:
- You will need shower caps, baby oil and Denorex.
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Step 1
The first thing you need to do is comb out the hair very good. Being sure to comb out all knots and tangles. Next completely soak the hair with baby oil, making sure to soak the scalp. After doing this put the shower cap on and leave on overnight. You will need to make sure to put an old towel on your pillow as some of the oil will leak out. Also you might think about putting an old t-shirt on too. The oil will not wash out of clothing.
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Step 2
The next morning you will need to throw the shower cap away. You will notice that their will be dead lice in the cap when you remove it. After doing that get in the tub and wash your hair with the Denorex. This will kill any and all eggs that are still on your hair. This will smell really strong so you will need to put another shower cap over it. Lather the Denorex shampoo very well and put on the shower cap. Leave the shampoo on for about 5-7 minutes. You will start to feel a really cold feeling on your head. That means its working. If you are putting this on a child only leave on 4-5 minutes. Be careful to not get this around the eyes as it is very strong. Make sure to rinse thoroughly. You will need to put a good conditioner on after using this. This shampoo will not only kill all the eggs but it will also help with the itching.
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Step 3
After shampooing and conditioning you will need to blowdry your hair on the hottest setting you can stand. Your going to still have to sit down and comb through tiny sections of hair and pick the eggs off one by one. No matter the remedy that you use you will still need to do this step of it. I know its slow and takes forever but you must do it. You will need to rewash with the shampoo on days 3, 7, and 10. Make sure to use a deep conditioner so you don't dry your hair out to bad. You will also need to comb through and recheck for eggs on those days.










Comments
scrubsin said
on 6/25/2009 Ugh, why does there have to be a picture of a louse on every single article that deals with them? I appreciate the info, but trust me, if I'm searching for tips on how to get rid of them, I've seen them.
Plenty.
YFNMOM said
on 3/22/2009 Thank for commenting. For some reason I am unable to send messages through my account so I have no way to stay in touch other than commenting on your articles.
gahazeleyes said
on 3/21/2009 Interesting information. Thank you
Walkaboutangel said
on 1/1/2009 Lice are really getting to be a problem
Thanks for the tips...
Angel
Truckergirl said
on 12/13/2008 Thanks for the tips, I'll have to keep this in mind. My grandkids came home from school with lice, and between the four of them they kept passing them back and forth. The Nix kits didn't work at all, we ended up having to comb and pick every night for a month to finally get rid of them. This sounds much easier, if a bit messier.