The WelComb® Lice and Nit Removal Comb
It’s the COMB, not the chemicals, that gets rid of lice and nits. When you visit the store, you’ll see lots of lice removal shampoos. But they’re not really shampoos, they’re pesticides. And while they may kill lice, they can’t kill nits (lice eggs), and that’s why they don’t work. That means the ONLY way to ensure that nits won’t hatch and continue to spread is to physically remove them with the wet combing method. That’s why it’s all about the comb – The WelComb®
It's All About the Comb.
To get rid of lice, you need the right comb. Most of the combs on the market slip right past the .3mm-wide nits (eggs). With rigid teeth just the right distance apart and a beveled edge that gets right down to the scalp, the WelComb® always gets its louse (and nits).
1 WelComb®
1 Dollar General Conditioner
1 Detangler Comb
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1 WelComb®
1 WelComb® Conditioner
1 Detangler Comb
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3 WelCombs®
1 WelComb® Conditioner
1 Detangler Comb
1 Spray Water Bottle
3 Comb Flossers
What is the wet combing method?
Wet combing is all about interrupting the lifecycle of lice. Simply removing live lice is enough to kill them, and removing nits prevents them from hatching and continuing the infestation. To use the wet combing method for lice and nit removal all you need is:
Physical removal is the safest way to eliminate lice. You just need some patience and the right tools. Most important is a WelComb®, which gets down to the scalp, where lice and nits live, to get them out.
Lice do not move when wet, which is why it's important to spray them with water. Simply fill the bottle with tap water, spray the conditioned hair and start combing.
Free of harsh chemicals and ineffective oils, the conditioner aids in the removal of lice and nits. Its smooth texture lubricates the hair for easier combing.
As lice are removed from the head, the comb flossers remove them from the WelComb®, so you can keep the lice off the head (without having to touch them!).
Combing with a wide-toothed comb helps evenly distribute the conditioner throughout the hair and remove any excess conditioner prior to removing lice.
While wet combing is low cost, all natural, safe and effective, it does take time and patience. But if it means ridding your child of a lice infestation, it’s worth it! You can purchase all the components needed for the wet combing method – including the WelComb® – in the kits listed above.