[Neutralice] Advance Hair Lotion 200ml *Effectively eliminates and kill lice and nits*
<span style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Neutralice Advance Lotion 200ml</strong></span><br><img src="//gdetail.image-gmkt.com/412/715386056/2020/3/89ee348e-df8f-4ad1-83cb-62d92ab2b1c2.jpg" onerror="this.src='https://gdetail.image-gmkt.com/412/715386056/2020/3/89ee348e-df8f-4ad1-83cb-62d92ab2b1c2.jpg'; $(this).attr('onerror','');" ><br><h1>NEUTRALICE ADVANCE<br>LOTION KIT</h1><p>NeutraLice Advance is a new generation treatment which kills lice and eggs by suffocating them. NeutraLice Advance stuns the lice respiratory spiracles open and blocks them to physically prevent the louse breathing. The lice can then be easily removed as this breaks their grip on the hair shaft. Resistance has not been reported to be a problem with suffocation products.</p><ul><li>Kills head lice and eggs</li><li>Clinically proven to kill head lice<sup>1</sup></li><li>Fast and easy to use</li><li>10 minute treatments</li><li>Suitable for the whole family</li><li>Does not cause stinging so is suitable for sensitive skin and children over 6 months of age</li><li>Fragrance free</li><li>Includes a metal lice comb to detect and remove eggs (nits)</li></ul><img src="//gdetail.image-gmkt.com/412/715386056/2020/3/ff142bd1-69c8-4050-a49b-26baa80bd5eb.jpg" onerror="this.src='https://gdetail.image-gmkt.com/412/715386056/2020/3/ff142bd1-69c8-4050-a49b-26baa80bd5eb.jpg'; $(this).attr('onerror','');" ><br><br>The removal of head lice eggs (nits) can be very difficult and frustrating as eggs are attached to the hair with a glue-like substance. NeutraLice Conditioner Shampoo Lice Egg Remover is a specially formulated hair cleanser for daily use to help remove lice eggs (nits) and dead head lice. It can also be used after head lice treatments to help remove eggs (nits). It helps break the bond between the eggs (nits) and the hair. This helps loosen the eggs (nits), allowing them to be combed out without difficulty.<br><br><strong>Step by Step Usage:<br><br></strong>1. Shake well before use.<br>2. Massage intowet hair and rinse.<br>3. Massge into hair again and comb through with lice comb.<br>4. Leave for a further 2 minutes and then rinse off.<br>5. Comb damp hair for at least another 5minutes.<br>6. As there maybe nits/lice trapped in the hair or yet to hatch, repeat this daily until no nits are present.<br><h1>HEAD LICE FACTS</h1><br><h2>FACT 1- Breaking the head lice cycle requires more than 1 treatment</h2><div class="set02w"><p>Head lice grip onto the shaft of hair with tiny crab-like claws. Female head lice live for about a month, and each adult can lay around 7 to 10 eggs per day, cementing them firmly to the base of the person’s hair. The eggs, also called "nits”, are tiny oval capsules that are grey to caramel in colour before they hatch. After they hatch the eggs become white and are easier to see. The eggs hatch around 7 days after being laid to release nymphs that take about a further 10 days before maturing to an adult capable of laying their own eggs.</p><p>To effectively treat head lice NeutraLice recommends 3 treatments, 7 days between each treatment; so that head lice that hatch from any surviving eggs are killed before they can mature and lay more eggs.</p></div><div class="right"><img src="http://www.neutralice.com.au/neutralice.com.au/images/headlice_cycle.png" width="326" height="" alt="Head lice cycle" class="cycle"></div><div class="clear"></div><h2>FACT 2- The only condition more prevalent in children than head lice is the common cold.</h2><p>Why is head lice infestation so common<span class="qmark">?</span> About 1 in 5 primary school-aged children will contract head lice this year – only colds are more prevalent in children<sup>2</sup>. And like colds and flu, kids usually pick lice up at school. Lice don't fly through the air like a sneeze, but they move fast when children have close physical contact. It's easy to pick up head lice from close contact in the confines of school or day-care and bring them home to spread. All it takes is sharing a hat, a brush or a cuddle.</p><p><strong>Break the cycle.</strong></p><p>Head lice hang on to the hair shaft and they can be really hard to get rid of. As soon as head lice are detected, effective treatment is needed. The head lice cycle must be broken, otherwise head lice can continue to re-infest.</p><p class="em">2. Stephen Barker. (2011). Avoid a lousy start to the year - observe National Head Lice Awareness Day. Available:http://www.uq.edu.au/news/<span class="qmark">?</span>article=22572.</p><div class="clear"></div><h2>FACT 3- Head lice live on clean and dirty hair — not on carpet, in beds or on the dog.</h2><p>Getting a head lice infestation is not about having clean or dirty hair. Head lice don’t discriminate. They make themselves at home whenever the opportunity presents itself. Home to head lice is a nice warm scalp. They won’t survive more than 24 hours anywhere else in the home. So there’s no point in doing loads of laundry, having the carpets steam cleaned or exiling the family pet to the dog house.</p><p><strong>Stop head lice dead.</strong></p><p>Because they don’t swim or fly, head lice like it best when head-to-head contact occurs between children in school or day-care. Then they come home to spread. All it takes is sharing a cap, a brush or a cuddle. Head lice can be so hard to treat properly because their eggs are secured to the hair with a glue-like substance. Simple shampooing can’t dislodge them. It takes a proven effective treatment and plenty of fine tooth combing.</p><div class="clear"></div><h2>FACT 4- Heat rash can itch more than a head lice infestation.</h2><p>Head lice are tiny. Most are about the size of the tip of a sharp pencil. While they are almost impossible to see, they can be equally hard to feel. The reason is that head lice don't always cause an itchy scalp. An everyday heat rash can be much more itchy. More often, children will itch behind the ears or on the back of the neck. These are the dark, warm places where head lice prefer to lay their eggs.</p><p><strong>Sharing – not always a good idea.</strong></p><p>Head lice are spread through head-to-head contact or through shared objects – a hairbrush, a cuddle or a hat can be all it takes. It's not about having dirty hair either. Head lice also like clean hair. They grip onto the shaft of the hair, so washing won't dislodge them. An effective solution is needed to treat both the head lice and their eggs.</p><strong>Add On:<br></strong><br><strong>Lice Comb Metal (random colour will be provided)</strong><br><img src="//gdetail.image-gmkt.com/412/715386056/2019/7/b8459474-a88c-4a15-a644-1c2eaec7bdff.JPG" onerror="this.src='https://gdetail.image-gmkt.com/412/715386056/2019/7/b8459474-a88c-4a15-a644-1c2eaec7bdff.JPG'; $(this).attr('onerror','');" >