WILL IT WORK FOR BODY LICE?
1079857
Maybe. Doesn't even work for psoriasis, but eases the itch. apparently it kills head lice, a quick Google reveals.
1079858
cole tar will work, but I dont know what percentage or strength that you will need. You can wash with the soap and also use something acidic such as vinegar, lemmon juice or listerine. You need to pour it all over, even in your hair. Also, lice lay eggs on clothing, you must wash everything in hot water. You may even have to spritz your mattress with vinegar. Hopefully this will help you.
1079859
I don't see why it wouldn't work for body lice, but these bars are much too large to fit in a louse's little hand. I would give them liquid soap to wash with.
700917
I have found a tick (not embedded yet) on my son while he was using this shampoo on a daily basis. I don't think ticks are repelled by the same scents as lice, as a previous responder also said.
1733770
I'm sure it will work. You probably want to apply it on the applicator sparely, a little at a time. That's what I do with the lotion I use. I always clean it after use.
1129467
It worked very well on my dogs. We have three that we wormed at same time and it worked perfectly! Good luck!
1515653
HelloI don't sure that is work on nits or not.It is really work on lice.If l have any information adout that , later. I well tell you.Thanks and regards.
1681400
Unfortunately, this product is not intended for mange. It's intended uses are listed on the product - Fleas, Ticks, and Chewing Lice.
22285
Hi, I own a lice treament salon so I can help! There is no way to kill the lice on the comb. when doing a comb out, saturate dry hair with conditioner root to end and comb it out wiping it on a paper towel after each sweep. Throw paper towels away diligently and you'll be fine. They only live 24hrs off the head so they will not infest your home
1176902
I assume it should work. It killed those large flying roaches in Baton Rouge. They should have similar neurological systems however I am not an entomologist. It works for about six months before you have to re-apply.
641211
This stuff works very good on fleas eggs I wouldtry it. They do make lice-x you spray it on furniture etc that kills those buggies
484356
yes it will work but would be a little more painful on the face. I use it for armpits and legs. tired the bikini area once and was like @#$@#$@ oh heck no!! haha
672555
It should. Neem oil is effective on most insects, bugs, caterpillars, etc. Neem works by affecting the nervous system of the bug by making it forget how to eat, crawl, lay eggs, etc. After applying neem, you can see insects doing strange things. Have you tried diatomaceous earth on the mites? DE is very effective on lice, fleas and the like but will also affect bees. Of course, so will neem oil if the bees get it on them.
675536
Yes! Just comb thru the hair, scalp to end, dragging the comb tip as close to the scalp as possible, several times a day, for a couple of weeks. This, along with washing and drying brushes, linens & clothes, and thoroughly vacuuming, will eliminate lice without harsh chemicals. It stings a little on the scalp, but that's a small price to pay versus harsh lice shampoo and hours spent picking thru hair.
903135
Yes. I would certainly suggest that it be used as a body spray as oppose to a deodorant.
1717491
I tried to use this product to trap the small lizards in Florida, but it did not work for me. Sorry. I do think it should work on a smaller animal like a maggot. Dr. Harold Snyder
1610681
No, this shampoo will not kill the lice or the nits. It's a preventative shampoo to help you keep from getting them. The rosemary and tea tree oils are natural repellents for lice.
930967
If your hair is not too short, I think it will work. It will give body to your hair.
1048971
I would say "yes". My good friend who has always used it says it works on dust mites and hair lice. It works on any bug with an exoskeleton. I've also used it with cinnamon and peppermint for spiders in the 100+ year old house I live in. This stuff is awesome. Be sure to use on pets and their bedding. Fleas hate it.