A lice infestation is not a small matter. Lice can spread throughout the household like wildfire and quickly go from a minor issue to a huge burden. Let professionals from LTC lice removal services eliminate Lice from your household once and for all.
In the event of an infestation a lot of people will try to resolve the issue by purchasing over-the-counter products that can possibly be harsh, toxic and not very effective. More and more people find the problem of getting rid of them and their eggs (the nits) so overwhelming that they eventually look for qualified, professional, lice removal services that can, quickly and effectively, assist in resolving their problem.
Lice Treatment Center's In-Home Lice Removal Services
It's critical to research companies that provide removal services prior to requesting they come into your house and provide help. The LTC will dispatch only professionally trained technicians to provide its services. The LTC lice removal technicians are professionals who are trained in a physician-designed system and use only the Jolis Cheveux by LTC™ set of pediatrician-formulated all-natural, non-toxic treatment and prevention products.
Their Treatment products include:
Jolis Cheveux by LTC™ Olive Oil Treatment, Treatment Shampoo and Treatment Conditioner.
For ridding them from the home environment, LTC offers:
Jolis Cheveux by LTC™ all-natural, non-toxic Fabric and Upholstery spray, Helmet spray, and (for camps) a Bunk Spray.
For continuing aftercare and every day use:
Jolis Cheveux by LTC™ Daily Prevention Shampoo, Daily Prevention Conditioner and Leave-in Hair Tonic.
LTC lice removal service's trained technicians bring all the Jolis Cheveux by LTC™ products and tools required to scan the entire family, evaluate the home and perform lice removal services on any affected household members or guests present. Lice checks involve a meticulous screening of a person's hair and scalp and if live lice or nits are discovered, the technician will perform treatment using a proven lice treatment system.
As soon as they detect the critters, LTC's lice removal service technicians will begin treatment as follows:
· Apply Jolis Cheveux™ shampoo, massage it into the scalp and leave it on the head for roughly 20 min;
· portion the hair and divide the sections into tiny segments. (The shampoo will not eradicate the nits, so removing them by combing them out is critical).
· comb through every small portion of hair and meticulously remove any killed off lice and nits (eggs);
· apply conditioner and blow dry the hair;
· repeat the above process;
· when the hair is clean, the LTC lice removal service technician will make sure to apply treatment oil to the scalp overnight and shampoo the following morning.
Once the LTC lice removal service is completed for those present in the house, LTC technicians will evaluate the home setting. LTC can provide all in-house treatment services needed to help your family return to normal as soon as possible.
Aftercare is Key to Successful, Complete Removal
LTC lice removal service recommends a specific aftercare protocol that the family must follow for, at least 7 days to make sure total removal. All dead nits and potential eggs need to be removed manually otherwise they will be back.
You May Need Professional Lice Treatment in Connecticut Because Lice Like the Winter Too!
Visitors and residents to the Nutmeg State better make certain they know where to get professional lice treatment. Connecticut parents and out of state visitors have to be vigilant all year long.
The Several Kinds of Lice Treatments and What's Best for You
Although professional, in-home lice treatments can be expensive, many parents select professional help with the droning and laborious lice treatments required to de-louse their household.
What is the Best Lice Treatment Available?
There are many lice treatment options out there but which is the best lice treatment? Some may choose to go with over the counter drugs, services, or medical advice but there is already a line of products that doctors typically are recommending.
