Ezy Dose Kids Lice and Eggs Comb | Hair Care for Baby, Toddler, Adult | Stainless Steel Pin Teeth | Pack of 2 (Short/Long)

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Es bueno tener en casa. Los niños en la escuela para verano les puede caer o no piojos. Es mejor estar prevenidas mamis.

I have two girls who have very thick, and very long hair and happened to bring lice home from school this year (yay.. NOT! But hey it happens!). I have very thick long hair past my waist also and nothing I was doing was killing or getting rid of the lice/eggs 100%. I spent so much money on OTC shampoo kits, got prescription strength hair lotion from their pediatrician/my doc, and after shampooing with the kits immediately after I would begin lice combing only to find the nasty creatures were still alive! I boiled brushes/combs, bought an expensive robicomb (waste of money!) vinegar, tea tree oil, stripped beds and washed in hot water, and dried on the highest temp, bagged stuffed animals for weeks, threw everything away and bought new. You name it, I did it and NOTHING worked 100% and I mean NOTHING! So I started doing research online and I kept reading that the success of your lice removal depends on your comb! I was unsing the plastic combs that came with the kits and they weren't removing all of the eggs even after combing for hours everyday. So I figured what the heck I'll do what everyone else is saying works and buy a metal comb. So I purchased this one. I didn't use any type of lice shampoo/repellent AT ALL! I just shampooed as usual and combed their/my hair out with this comb in small sections very carefully (rinsing the comb down the drain each time) and de-liced my house once more. I also re-combed their/my hair 2 times per week for a month to make sure nothing I may have missed would rematch and reproduce. There hasn't been another louse since!!!

I use it for dandruff and I love it

Very good.

as a mother and an elementary teacher, I hope every household routinely uses this tool.

Easy to use and easy on the hair.

I'm in charge of "lice policy" at my children's elementary school. I've interviewed professionals, hired services, read CDC, state and local (CA) procedures and policies. And yes, my children had lice.I've purchased and tried at least half a dozen different lice combs. This comb works but is not my favorite comb. I give it a limited recommendation.But what you need to know is ALL combs, once you determine that they actually do the job, are a matter of personal preference matched with the different needs of different hair, and the combs' actual abilities.This comb is small, lightweight and sturdy- solidly made and machine cut (but not cut precisely). The cuts are V-shaped and not all cuts go all the way through the comb for the full length of the teeth. As a result the comb can act like a cutting blade at times on your hair.The benefit of the close teeth is the fact the comb can get all nits and lice (nits are the eggs). But you'll need an old toothbrush or something similar to do a quick brush of the teeth after every single comb, because the nits and lice can stay stuck between the teeth of the comb (and then get redeposited if the teeth aren't cleaned).This works pretty well on my hair (short men's regular cut, straight fine hair, getting thinner with age), but I don't use it on my daughter's long, fine and very thick, curly hair.My favorite all around choice is the NIX Premium Metal two-sided Lice Comb. The long teeth do well untangling long hair before using the shorter teeth to do the comb through. It works well with most all types hair. After loads of use two of it's teeth are bending apart a little, so it will need replacement.My second choice is the Nit Free Terminator, which does a great job, but because of the length of the teeth, the teeth can separate a little as you do each comb through. And the knurled edges of the teeth can grab and pull longer hair.This falls in the third tier of combs.