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Parasidosis Fine lice comb help remove nits and dead lice easily and effectively.
And yes we are still there, with the start of the school year, lice are making a big comeback in the playground. Here we are confronted with the choice of the anti-lice lotion which seems to us the most adapted to our needs. But let's not forget that such good care is nothing without a good comb . Parasidosis A fine lice comb has long stainless steel teeth. Its handling is quick and easy thanks to its ergonomic design that makes it easier to work on hair, whether short or long. The very sharp teeth of this comb (0.1mm) capture lice and nits previously detached from the hair thanks to the Parasidose treatment lotion . The tips of the teeth of this comb are rounded for more comfort and therefore does not risk scratching our dear blond heads . Thanks to its fineness, this comb can also be used to detect the presence of lice .
Parasidosis Fine lice comb help remove nits and dead lice easily and effectively.
After an anti-lice treatment, wring out and disentangle the hair. Settle in a well-lit place. Separate the hair into strands and comb the fine comb from the root to the ends. Between each pass, carefully examine the comb and carefully wipe the comb with a cloth or paper towel. Once all the hair has been combed, clean the comb very thoroughly.
Comment on the advice of use and dosage of Parasidose lice comb to end with our partner reviewsfrom verified after your purchase.
Stainless steel comb.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
External use. Observe the mode of use. Store in a clean, dry place. Always keep out of the reach of children. Rinse thoroughly after each use.
Presentation - Packaging
Parasidosis Fine lice comb comes in the form of a single fine comb.
Eliminate lice! The fear of all parents from the start of the school year. Almost 85% of children in school are likely to have lice or nits at least once during their schooling. These parasites are present all year round, but with peaks in seasonality associated with each start of life in a community. Often, it only takes one case…
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