July 29, 2017

Types of Salons Making it Big in 2017

Head lice

There’s no better way to break the monotony than going to a salon and feeling brand new!

From hair and makeup to massage therapy and saunas—salons are no longer confined to giving makeovers alone. They’re modern-day wellness centers that cater to women and men—offering all kinds of exotic treatments to remove your worries, be they related to your health or appearance (or both)! More

July 29, 2017

Scratching Your Head Away – Is It Head Lice Or Dandruff?

Happy girl

Is it a speck of grain? Is it a piece of lint? Is it disgusting dandruff? No, it’s pesky head lice come back to haunt you! More

July 28, 2017

Debunking Some Common Head Lice Myths

Head lice myths

Misconceptions are malignant, especially when they concern healthcare. Not only do people end up making unnecessary judgments, but are held back on taking the appropriate measures to eradicate problems.

Like many other, the incredibly annoying problem of head lice seems to be no exception to being engulfed by a plethora of misconceptions.

Let’s Bust Some Myths

Adults and children around the globe are extremely frustrated by the unavoidable infestations of these pesky little critters, and last thing everyone needs is a slew of myths added to the mix of troubles.

Myth: Head Lice And Hygiene Go Together

This happens to be the most believed of the ridiculous lice-tales. Head lice do not care if your hair is clean or dirty. Head lice only care if your hair, more specifically your scalp, has an active supply of blood for them to feed on, and enough hair to shelter them.

Myth: You Have Head Lice When Your Scalp Itches

While the specifics of these myths are plausible enough, given that a definite sign of lice is the consistent itch in your scalp, not everyone with lice experiences that irritation. When these critters break your skin to feed on blood, lice saliva is excreted and causes the itching, unless you are not allergic to it, which is a viable possibility.

Myth: Head Lice Cause Harm To Your Health

Head lice are basically tiny, more irritating versions of leeches, with a few differences. Ignoring the fact that they colonize rapidly and induce itches in your scalp, they are basically harmless. Get rid of them, and it is as if they were never present in the first place.

Myth: Head Lice Live In/On Pillows, Sheets, Hairbrushes, Other Personal Items

As mentioned above, head lice care about nutrition and shelter in your hair. Without these, they cannot survive for more than a couple of days. Nonetheless, it is wise to be cautious in sharing hair brushes or pillows with someone who has lice. The transfer of lice is a possibility.

Myth: Lice Can Be Killed Off With That Age-Old Home Remedy

The fact that your home remedy is so ancient is exactly the problem. Lice have evolved, adapted to the effects of home remedies and even drugstore pesticides. They break out of their nitty-shells pre-prepared for countering your aunt’s old lice-killer solution, so save your time and hair, and limit the experimentation.

… And Bust Some Lice

At Lice Busters USA, we offer exceptional lice treatments. Our specialists are meticulous in their manual techniques of leeching out every critter and every nit from your hair. Not only that, but our methods are pesticide free and effective.

Visit our any of our lice clinics, or contact our experts at (800) 405-8201 to book a discrete in-home lice-busting appointment. Our lice removal services are available in Broward, Kendall, Miami and Plantation.

Bust the myths, and the lice!

July 27, 2017

Is Your Child Still Scratching Her Head? 3 Reasons Why Lice Doesn’t Go Away!

Child with head lice

Lice are persistent. Recall one incident when you didn’t toil away—hours on end—removing every nit and lice from your child’s head, only to find another infestation after a week.

Don’t feel bad about your lack of prowess and skill at lice removal. It ain’t easy.

Even one nit or live lice left behind can create an army of blood-sucking parasites!

So if you see your little buddy scratching his/her head even after dousing lice removal products and hours of nitpicking at home, know it didn’t work because of one of the following reasons:

OTC Products and Treatments Don’t Work. Period.

Parents all over America are freaking out at the possibility of not being able to kill head lice due to resistance against OTC lice removal treatments! A new wave of head lice is making the news, known as super lice which cannot be killed even with the most powerful anti-lice shampoo!

Nits or lice eggs are another concern.

Nitpicking Is Difficult, Incredibly So

Nitpicking is the art of picking nits or lice eggs from infested heads, by hand. A nit comb can be used for this process but even then it is subject to error. Most parents think by choosing the anti-lice treatment method, they’ll remove nits as well. But OTC lice removal products aren’t ovicidal i.e. they cannot kill lice eggs!

There is a chance of missing nits or even live lice from hair even if you choose the manual lice removal route. Not only is it difficult to remove nits from hair strands but even one left behind can hatch and multiply within days!

Every Family Member Doesn’t Get Inspected For Lice

Lice are highly contagious. You have more chances of getting head lice than flu, from another person!

Too often, parents only treat their 5-year-old daughter who caught head lice from day-care center. They don’t worry about lice transmission to other people (from head to head contact) or on objects shared by the family.

It’s important to have every member of your household checked for head lice nits. Ensure future infestations don’t happen by enlisting the help of Lice Busters USA, a lice treatment center Winter Park based and in other Florida locations.

You can also avail our reliable and thorough home cleaning and inspection service to decrease any chances of another lice infestation!

 

July 22, 2017

Super Lice – What Is So Super About Them?

Surprised woman

Not to be a Debbie Downer, but lice removal has become doubly difficult, with super lice on the rise.

Experienced parents (aka who have experienced feverish lice outbreaks and came out relatively victorious) will nod their heads and say they saw this coming a long time ago. More

July 21, 2017

Dirty Facts About Lice That Will Make You Cringe

The woman found out some dirty facts about lice

Unexpected phone calls at 3 am in the morning are definitely the worst, no doubt. Receiving prank calls all day while you are trying to concentrate on work comes at a close second. More

July 7, 2017

Lice VS Social Life

Lice vs Social Life

Communication is the key to successful relationships. Without interaction, most of us are often left feeling empty inside. Sharing our day with our friends, taking snapshots of things we enjoy and having heart-to-heart conversations is what makes our lives a little easier. Especially during a tough day at work, you need a friend to lighten the burden afterwards.

For most of us, our friends are like family. They are the people we interact with on an almost daily basis, the ones we tease and the ones we share our deepest, darkest secrets with.

So, when you’re struggling with a lice infestation, how do you let your friends know? It’s obvious that, it’s social suicide. On one hand, you have friends with whom you want to share things with, and on the other hand, there’s the dilemma of risking your social life.

You feel that sooner or later the cat will be out of the bag and you will be the odd one out. An outcast amongst your friends, being the victim of head lice can be difficult.

That kind of scenario is what gets most lice victims to take desperate measurements. To regain normalcy in their lives, they often end up taking the shaving-your-head route or opting for homemade remedies.

But the moment you start using homemade remedies, your hair starts falling apart. Your scalp is itchier, your hair is a frizzy mess, looking like a poodle.

When that doesn’t work, out of desperation, you go for everything labeled ‘anti-lice’ in department stores. You throw in every product that looks like it will work into the cart.

After using each and every product over the course of a few weeks, you feel like throwing in the towel. Not only were they not effective, the harsh chemicals made your hair fall out in clumps.

The worst part is, the lice combs that come with these products broke before they even went through your hair. The last thing you want is to shave your head but you just might do it.

Before you throw in the towel, know that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Not all hope is lost.

With the help of a lice removal service, you can get your hair back to the way it was before this dark period in your life. Head lice treatment centers use natural products and special combs to take care of the job.

We are a lice treatment service, based in Miami Beach. We utilize natural products and special combs to take care of your lice woes—strand by strand. We also offer in-home treatments, as well as home inspections.

Call us at (800) 405-8201 for more information.

 

July 5, 2017

Millennial Problems: Selfies Could be Spreading Lice!

Selfies spreading lice

Lately, there’s been a buzz on social media about how selfies are spreading lice. On the surface, it looks like another gimmick created by the media to grab attention but, it really makes you wonder: is that really true?

And while the connection seems ridiculous, most individuals don’t even realize when they contract lice. There’s a perception that lice can “fly” and jump as high as fleas. But in reality, they can do neither. The way lice travel is by crawling at a fast pace, making it easier for them to infest another person while taking selfies.

While that shouldn’t stop us from spending time with loved ones and posting on social media, it’s still a problem that needs a solution. One would wonder how you can tell if someone you know has lice. The problem is that unless you spot a pesky, sesame seeds-sized critter, there’s no certain way of knowing. Do you wear a beanie or a hat while taking a picture? This doesn’t always work during the summers.

The problem isn’t selfies. The problem lies in the way we take pictures. But should we stop taking them? There’s no reason for that. Instead it’s best to take care of our luscious mane and prevent an infestation from occurring in the first place.

Preventing an Infestation

There are a couple of measurements you can take to prevent a lice infestation. Some of these include:

Tying Your Hair

When in the presence of a group or crowd, make sure to tie up your hair. This will ensure your hair’s safety because when you comb your hair back, it becomes a shield. It acts as armor against pesky critters who want to invade your hair.

It keeps them from going inside your hair and creating a ‘nest.’ When you wear braids, it becomes difficult for lice to crawl straight.

Head Lice Screenings

Lice removal services offer head lice screenings to help detect unnoticed lice and nits. This helps prevent the problem from becoming worse and stops the lice from spreading further. In addition, quick action helps address the problem in its early stages, making it easier to eliminate.

Home Inspections

Lice treatment centers also offer home inspections. They identify areas that need to be treated and quarantined. In addition, they clean the beds, pillows and bed sheets to ensure there are no more head lice.

At Lice Busters USA, we use natural products and special combs to effectively handle the job. If you’re looking for a lice treatment service in Orlando, call us at (800) 405-8201 for further information.

 

 

 

June 19, 2017

Post Head Lice Treatment: Hair Care Advice

Post head lice treatment

If you’ve been a victim of a lice infestation before, you’re aware of the social consequences that follow. Your social life plummets and goes down the drain, and you’re labeled as that one person with lice.

Either of the two things happen: people you know avoid you or you avoid people. More

June 19, 2017

Playground Parasites: Lice and Their Obsession With Kids

Lice obsessions

Think about a louse for a second. One pesky critter, roaming freely in the strands of your hair, doing what it pleases. Now think about that louse meeting another louse in the strands of your hair.  They then multiply until there are a hundreds of them, turning from one louse to lice.

Just thinking about lice probably made you scratch your head. Imagine a hundred or thousands of them living off your blood, building nests on your scalp and their grandchildren—still in their ‘cocoon’—clinging to the fibers of your hair. More

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