Lice can be sometime automatically generate itself in hair due to infected water or some other infections. Lice are small parasites that situated in scalp and infect the scalp and hair. It lay nits and lay up to eight eggs a day. They can survive up to a month on a scalp.<\/p>\n
Lice don\u2019t hurt, but it irritates and creates itching to the scalp. Lice are spread due to infection, such as while an infected person touches her head and then another person or an item such as a hairbrush or pillowcase with lice on it gets used by someone else. Lice can make your hair dull and dry. It occurs to anyone with any hairstyle, even with hair extensions. There are some methods and chemicals in place to get rid of them as use lice nit comb on hair to through them out from hair.<\/p>\n
Take 1 cup of peroxide, 1 cup of vinegar and 1\/2 cup of rubbing alcohol and mix all together. Pour over the scalp eventually and work gently into the hair until the scalp and extensions are thoroughly wet.<\/p>\n
Cover your head with the hair with a shower cap. This plastic shower cap generally available at grocery stores, drug stores or beauty-supply stores.<\/p>\n
Keep the mixture up to eight hours on the hair. After this remove the plastic cap and wash hair with warm water and shampoo. While washing hair scrub the scalp with your finger tips. Rinse and wash the hair extensions as well.<\/p>\n
After every period of four to six days repeat the process again to get rid of any remaining lice or nits that may have grown or hatched, during the first treatment.<\/p>\n
You can try homemade treatments, if they not working then try an over-the-counter lice treatment. It is available at most grocery stores or drug stores. Consider removing the hair extensions and getting new ones once the lice have finally been removed to remove any possibility of remaining lice. Generally loose, long hair is more likely to come into contact with lice, so whether you found something like this then take proper treatment immediately.<\/p>\n