NeutraLice Conditioner & Shampoo 200ml
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Overview Neutralice Conditioning Shampoo is a specially formulated hair cleanser for daily use to help remove lice eggs (nits) and dead head lice. It can also be used after head lice treatments to help remove nits. It contains acetic acid, which can help break the bond between the nits and the hair. This helps loosen the nits, allowing them to be combed out without difficulty. Unless all the nits are removed there is a risk of re-infestation of head lice as the nits hatch between 7 to 10 days.
Overview Neutralice Conditioning Shampoo is a specially formulated hair cleanser for daily use to help remove lice eggs (nits) and dead head lice. It can also be used after head lice treatments to help remove nits. It contains acetic acid, which can help break the bond between the nits and the hair. This helps loosen the nits, allowing them to be combed out without difficulty. Unless all the nits are removed there is a risk of re-infestation of head lice as the nits hatch between 7 to 10 days.
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NeutraLice Conditioner & Shampoo 200ml
$10.49
Overview Neutralice Conditioning Shampoo is a specially formulated hair cleanser for daily use to help remove lice eggs (nits) and dead head lice. It can also be used after head lice treatments to help remove nits. It contains acetic acid, which can help break the bond between the nits and the hair. This helps loosen the nits, allowing them to be combed out without difficulty. Unless all the nits are removed there is a risk of re-infestation of head lice as the nits hatch between 7 to 10 days.
Overview Neutralice Conditioning Shampoo is a specially formulated hair cleanser for daily use to help remove lice eggs (nits) and dead head lice. It can also be used after head lice treatments to help remove nits. It contains acetic acid, which can help break the bond between the nits and the hair. This helps loosen the nits, allowing them to be combed out without difficulty. Unless all the nits are removed there is a risk of re-infestation of head lice as the nits hatch between 7 to 10 days.
