Love Naturally Herbal Head Lice Soap 100 gm bar

Love Naturally Head Lice Soap 100gm

This soap is a natural HeadLice Treatment which helps manage nit (head lice) infestation and will help to prevent them from returning (when used as directed).It is used instead of shampoo; it can be used on school aged children right though to grandparents. A simple, natural product and best of all - it works. It leaves the hair soft, clean, shiny and nit free.

It’'s a one-step treatment and should not be left on the hair. Just shampoo it in for 2 minutes (massage into hair) and then rinse it out and no nasty chemicals or chemical smell.

All ingredients used are natural... (naturally) and each bar is handcrafted in Australia from the highest quality oils and ingredients.

Lastly, it will not strip the natural oils from the hair, leaving it dry or brittle.

Our product has had great success being sold in local markets, school fetes and gift stores.

One bar of  HeadLice Treatment will last approximately 30-35 hair washes.

Please note that this is not a normal soap! No synthetic hardeners are used. It should be kept dry between uses or it will 'waste' away. A well drained soap dish or a soap container  will prolong the life of your soap. If irritation or rash occurs, discontinue use. If product gets into eyes, rinse out immediately with water.

Please don't use it on babies under 6 months, except on medical advice or use on a scalp that is irritated or inflamed or has an open wound(s).

Some essential oils, including tea tree oil, can trigger a reaction in some people and check other people in the household for nits and treat them too if nits are present. Lice can quickly spread back to people who have already been treated.

Useful Info
The head louse (Pediculus humanus capitis) is an obligate ectoparasite of humans (which means that lice cannot live independently of humans). Head lice are wingless insects spending their entire life on the human scalp and feeding exclusively on human blood. Lice infestation of any part of the body is known as pediculosis.

Head lice do not have hind legs to hop or jump. They also do not have wings and cannot fly. Head lice are transmitted by having head to head contact with someone who has head lice and this happens frequently in families, schools and childcare centres. Head lice do not live on furniture, hats, bedding, carpet or anywhere else in the environment. Treating anything other than the human head does not manage head lice.