Lice at 30? Adulting Never Seemed So Difficult!

What does being an adult mean? It means paying your bills on time. It means taking the car for servicing before it breaks down. Being adult means setting money aside for your monthly groceries and cooking healthy food most of the time. It also means dealing with head lice in an ‘adult way’…

 

What? Do adults get head lice? How and more importantly why?

 

There is no answer for how and why when it comes to head lice infestations. Everybody gets them. The more important question is how are you dealing with this nitty gritty issue?

 

Not All Adults Get Head Lice – Mostly Parents and Childcare Providers

 

You must be scratching your head at the mere mention of head lice, no doubt. But good news, the only people at risk of having lice as an adult are… *drum roll* parents followed closely by childcare providers. Do you fall in one of these categories? If yes, don’t worry.

 

Head lice removal as an adult isn’t difficult as most people believe… if conducted by a professional lice salon that is.

 

Throw Away That Head Lice Repellant – It Won’t Work!

 

Often the first thing parents do when self-diagnosing lice is to visit the grocery store and get a whole lot of anti-lice shampoos and OTC solutions for lice removal. They forget one simple thing – how will they remove lice and nits from their heads, without help?

 

Sure… help can be called in the form of friends and family but are you willing to face their judging and disgusted looks? Social stigma about head lice is still prevalent despite head lice infestations being a lot more common.

 

Are you going to take time off from to remove lice from your head?

 

Seriously… there is a much better option. Don’t risk the falling out with your friends and family by visiting your nearest Lice Busters Plantation, USA salon and having professional nitpickers have their way with your hair. You’ll be lice and nit free in just one appointment!

 

However head lice prevention is also important, even more so if you have kids… What do experts have to say about this? Sharing is caring but not in the form of hair related items and accessories!

 

If possible, tie your hair up at all times and have your entire family checked regularly to be on the safer side.