Get Rid of Head Lice With Only One Ingredient

Your child has head lice and you can't seem to get rid of it. What do you do? Just live with the little buggers?

Here's how you can kill head lice fast using one ingredient!

When you see someone scratching their head, there tends to be a working reason behind it, and the solution can be far from easy. For example, lice cause an itchy scalp, and are very hard to get rid of.

You can ask any child and they will probably say they have had a friend who had lice, or even had lice themselves.

That's because it’s very contagious. All you have to do is come in contact with a person or an object that contains lice. The worst part is that people don’t always know that they have lice and by the time they realize, they’ve already given it to someone else.

There are many solutions that can help you stop lice and get rid of nits, ranging from shampoos to medicines.

In today's video, we’re going to teach you a trick to stop lice that uses an unexpected ingredient: mouthwash.

It may seem strange but lice really detest mouthwash.

You’ll also need:

A lice comb;
White vinegar;
A plastic bag or shower cap;
A towel.

Start by wetting the hair with mouthwash and covering it with a shower cap or a plastic bag. Let it sit for about an hour.

Then, wash your hair to remove the mouthwash. Next, douse your hair with vinegar.

Let the vinegar sit for an hour, and cover your hair again.

Finally wash your hair with your regular shampoo and comb the lice comb.

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