My Hair Helpers Dimethicone Oil for Lice, Works The First Time, 8 fl Ounces, for 1-2 Children

I got the whole package. It might be expensive, it really works. My daughter head was covered by, as a desperate we followed the steps and in 1 day she got free and cleaned. The brush is magical. Thank you

This stuff is great. You put it on, wait a short time, then comb out. The lice cant move once the oil touches them, so you’re able to comb through without them moving and potentially missing any. Such a nice alternative to dumping a bunch of pesticide on your kid’s head.

I don't how I got headlice, maybe from the place that did my hair. I I caught it as soon as my scalp started itching. Ugh! What a nightmare!! This stuff here works!! I used it 2 x just to be sure and had to use that food grade powder stuff for my apartment. It kills everything!! Washed all my clothes

We are grizzled veterans of the lice wars, after several months of kids at school passing lice back and forth. This worked for us - shampoo with with this product, followed by several nights lice combing, then shampoo again with this a week later. Yeah it's oily and the process sucks, but it was the best option we found so five stars from me.

Muy bueno , lo recomiendo al 100 %

Worked Good thank you

This is nothing but dimethicone oil. Which can be bought for cheaper than this. Secondly, don't waste your money. I tried everything, alcohol, RID (twice), Nix (twice), this product also twice, pure dimethacone oil that was branded differently, even tried the cetaphil lotion technique as well as salon quality heat driers. The only thing that worked was Ivermectin lotion found online through CVS. It was a one & done treatment. No picking nits out afterward, nothing. After suffering for four long months and spending all that time picking, picking, picking... I finally found something that worked Not to mention the amount of money I spent on products that I truly believedto be promising. My little one actually came home with lice in 2015 & we got ride of it, no problem! But this time they were literally resistant to EVERYTHING. I bought this product (3 bottles on 2 separate occasions) really having high hopes. I done as instructed the first time. The second time, we left it on for 48 hours. Believing it would suffocate them after 8 hours because that's the longest they could hold their breath. Yeah, not even then, did it work. For anyone wondering, this was not a heavy infestation what so ever. I continuously went through each strand of my daughters hair & had my husband do mine every 2 to 3 days. It was only her & I that had it, although I treated everyone in the house the same & I also went through my boys hair every 2 to 3 days as well. Like I said, out of all those products, the absolute only thing that worked, without any effort either, was Ivermectin lotion for head lice sold at CVS. It used to be known as SKLICE, but in 2020 the FDA approved it for over the counter use that no longer required a prescription for. It also kills the nits, eggs whatever you choose to call them. I give 5 star reviews on almost everything, & I truly hate to give a 1 star, but this was my personal experience. It not only failed once, but twice. I hope this can hopefully save someone time, money and effort on their personal battle with head lice. It was an absolute nightmare for me. I got my ivermectin lotion in on the 16th of June & treated the family the same day. It's now the 4th of July (Happy Independence Day!) and we are all, still lice free.UPDATE: It is now September 9th and we are still lice free. All due to one application of ivermectin lotion for lice. I done that, & washed out bedsheets & pillows. Didn't pick any nits, nothing, & it worked as promised. I can't believe all the tricks & tactics that I used with no avail, not to mention the hundreds of dollars I spent trying to rid myself & my daughter. It was pure torture. All along, a little advertised ivermectin cream (that I could ONLY find at CVS online) worked. I truly hope this helps anyone struggling the way I was and at least gets you pointed in the right direction. Super lice is real, & very resistant!

Doesn’t help at all