What are customer saying about this Head Lice Treatment?
“Works as promised”
“This product saved us so much time by killing the lice and the eggs. You do not have to remove all the eggs from the hair shaft after using this serum. They will not hatch.”
— kim clark
“Soothing to the Scalp”
“This product is similar to a hair treatment. I was hesitant to buy if it had a strong smell and if I used it on the family. It doesn’t have a strong smell and is very easy to use.”
— Cheryl, Texas
Salient Features of the Product.
Safe and Gentle: Our natural formula is designed to combat headlice with nature's touch. A non-toxic lice treatment that's gentle on scalps but tough on lice and nits.
Effective Supervise Solution - Tackle the toughest lice with our Natural Super Lice Eggs Nits Killer Treatment. It's meticulously crafted to eliminate even superlice with ease.
Nourishing Protection - Enriched with soothing ingredients, this lice nit treatment not only eradicates pests but also nourishes your scalp, ensuring comfort and care
Complete Lice Control- From eggs to adults, our powerful solution ensures comprehensive lice management. Trust our formula for complete peace of mind and results.
Why Dermveda Solution?
Revolutionize Lice Treatment with Nature's Touch. Experience the unparalleled effectiveness of Dermveda's Natural Super Lice solution. Crafted with naturally-derived ingredients, our non-toxic formula is specifically designed to eradicate both regular lice and the resilient super lice. Safe and gentle on the scalp, our treatment ensures peace of mind for parents and comfort for children during the lice removal process.
Efficient Lice Elimination for All Ages. Say goodbye to lice infestations with the confidence that Dermveda's Natural Super Lice Eggs Nits Killer treatment brings. Our potent formula is designed to effectively target and kill both liceand nits, including super lice, with ease. Suitable for users of all ages, this treatment provides a reliable and stress-free solution to head lice, allowing you and your loved ones to return to your daily routines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Head lice may resemble dandruff or other scalp conditions. The key to identifying head lice lies in detecting the nits (eggs), which appear as small yellow, tan, or brown spots attached to the hair shaft close to the scalp.
When trying to differentiate between lice and dandruff, it's crucial to pay close attention to the nits. These tiny yellow, tan, or brown spots can be tricky to spot but are key in identifying a head lice infestation. One way to distinguish them is by their attachment to the hair shaft near the scalp. Unlike dandruff, which can be easily brushed off, nits tend to cling stubbornly to the hair. Regularly checking for these nits and promptly addressing any findings can help prevent the spread of lice and ensure a healthy scalp. One way to check for head lice is to part the hair in small sections and carefully examine the hair and scalp using a fine-tooth comb. It's important to be thorough and check behind the ears, at the nape of the neck, and around the crown of the head as these are common areas for lice and nits to be found. If you suspect head lice, it's essential to take action promptly to prevent them from spreading to others. Remember, anyone can get head lice and it's nothing to be ashamed of. Early detection and proper treatment are key to getting rid of these pesky critters and keeping your scalp healthy and itch-free.
When it comes to spotting live lice, it's essential to pay close attention to the signs, even though it can be challenging. The texture, color, and thickness of your child's hair all play a role in how easily lice can be spotted. Lighter, thinner hair may make lice more visible, standing out against the strands, while they can easily blend in with darker, coarse, or thick hair. Regular checks and awareness are key to catching these tiny troublemakers early and keeping your child's scalp lice-free.
Mature head lice are approximately the size of a sesame seed, with six visible legs. By using a magnifying glass, you might even spot the tiny claws at the end of their legs that they use to grip the hair.
Head lice are ectoparasites that feed on human blood, typically found on the scalp, behind the ears, and near the neckline. They reproduce quickly, with females laying up to six eggs a day. These eggs, known as nits, are attached to the hair shaft close to the scalp. It is essential to effectively treat head lice to prevent them from spreading to others through close contact or by sharing items like combs, hats, or headphones. Regularly checking for lice and nits and using appropriate treatments can help eliminate these tiny pests and keep your scalp healthy and free from infestation.
Head lice are typically spread through direct head-to-head contact with an infested person. Sharing personal items such as combs, brushes, hats, or headphones can also contribute to transmission.a
Common symptoms include itching, particularly around the ears and neck, visible lice or their eggs (nits) on the hair shafts, and small red bumps on the scalp or neck.
Diagnosis is usually based on the observation of live lice or nits. Healthcare professionals may use a fine-toothed comb to examine the hair or recommend other diagnostic methods.
While preventing head lice entirely may be challenging, avoiding head-to-head contact and not sharing personal items can reduce the risk. Regular head checks, especially for school-aged children, can aid in early detection.