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And I would like to add, though my grandfather's effective choice in treatment killed the lice instantly, getting one's hair washed with kerosene is extremely p
by CodeWriter23 9y ago
And I would like to add, though my grandfather's effective choice in treatment killed the lice instantly, getting one's hair washed with kerosene is extremely painful and I'm pretty sure it killed the top layer of skin in my scalp as I was shedding dead skin for about two weeks.
So don't do that.
And also, don't let your kid do a stage performance of "Hats for Sale", where they mix all their hats together in a box and wear them. Not sure what the drama coach was thinking, but the entire 2nd grade had a lice outbreak after that. True story.
- kuschku 9y ago> And I would like to add, though my grandfather's effective choice in treatment killed the lice instantly, getting one's hair washed with kerosene is extremely painful and I'm pretty sure it killed the top layer of skin in my scalp as I was shedding dead skin for about two weeks. The anti-lice treatments like Goldgeist are equally bad. What I found out that works well without massively hurting your skin is hair dye. No lice survives H2O2, and it’s actually far less painful and destructive than Goldgeist etc. But obviously, you can’t bleach your 2yos hair, this is just something I found out worked for me (after my little sister brought lice home once)