September 30, 2024 11:26 am

At Lice Mamas, we prioritize safe, effective, and non-chemical methods for treating lice. One of our key solutions is the use of heated air treatments, which are designed specifically to combat lice infestations in a controlled and precise manner. Unlike common household devices like hair dryers, our professional equipment uses regulated heat to target lice and their eggs without damaging the scalp or hair.

The Science Behind Heated Air Treatments

Our heated treatment works by applying a specific temperature through specialized patented tips that have been clinically tested to dehydrate and kill lice eggs/nits. This process ensures that the eggs (nits) are eliminated, reducing the chance of reinfestation. Hair dryers, on the other hand, lack the controlled heat and consistency necessary for this task. Attempting to use a hair dryer to treat lice can be ineffective and may even cause discomfort or burns if not carefully managed.

Professional Expertise and Efficiency

A heated air treatment session at Lice Mamas typically lasts under an hour, depending on hair length, and is performed by trained lice professionals who ensure the process is thorough and safe. These treatments are gentle on the scalp and do not rely on harsh chemicals, making them ideal for children and adults alike.

Why Choose Heated Air Treatment?

Heated air treatments are widely recognized as one of the most effective lice removal methods available. They are safe, non-toxic, and require minimal follow-up compared to chemical treatments or manual combing. Lice Mamas is dedicated to providing this leading solution, ensuring fast and reliable lice removal for families seeking relief.

Ready to try a non-chemical lice solution?

Find a Lice Mamas clinic near you and schedule your heat treatment today!

PLEASE NOTE

All hair must be dry and clean (not oily) and tangle-free.  There is a cost associated with not complying if we have to rigorously comb your hair or wash it at our clinic.

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