Wet your hair, then apply a conditioner or leave-in product. Use a fine-toothed nit comb to comb sections that are about 1 to 1.5 inches (2.5 to 3.8 cm) wide, starting at your scalp and ending at the ends of your hair. Make sure to clean the comb with a tissue and some hot water after you’ve combed each section. This may remove lice and some of their nits, or eggs, if you do it for several weeks.  You can purchase a nit comb at a pharmacy, grocery store, or online. Run the nit comb the length of the hair at least twice during a session. Repeat the process every 3-4 days for several weeks. Do this for at least 2 weeks after you find no more lice in your hair. To see your scalp better, direct a light onto it or use a magnifying glass. Pin up each section after you comb it so you can more easily comb all of your hair. Use essential oils such as tea tree oil, anise oil, or ylang ylang oil to kill the lice and their nits. Mix about 50 drops of your chosen essential oil or oils with 4 tablespoons (59 mL) of vegetable oil. Apply the oils to your hair, cover it with a plastic shower cap, and wrap a towel around your head to seal in the heat. Leave the oils on your hair for an hour, then shampoo your hair.  You can also look for plant oils containing nerolidol, which is a chemical compound found in many plant oils. Examples of this kind of oils includes neroli, ginger, jasmine, and lavender.  There is some evidence that applying natural plant oils to your hair may kill lice and eggs and soothe related itching. Be aware that although essential oils may work against lice, they are not approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) to meet safety, efficacy, and manufacturing standards, and they may cause damage to your scalp if not used properly. You can buy essential oils at most health food stores, some pharmacies, and many grocery stores. There are several household products that may deprive lice and nits of air, such as mayonnaise, olive oil, butter, or petroleum jelly. Apply a coat of one of these smothering agents to your hair. Cover your head in a shower cap, then wrap a towel around your head. Leave the product on overnight to smother the lice and kill them.  The shower cap will prevent the product from getting onto your pillowcase or wiping off. In the morning, remove the smothering agent with baby oil. Then, shampoo and condition your hair as you normally would. Be aware that because of the nature of these products, it may take a lot of work to get them out of your hair.  Repeat this process several nights in a row until you don’t see any more lice. After successfully killing lice and nits, combine a mixture of 50% water and 50% vinegar. Rub the mixture vigorously into your hair and rinse thoroughly. This can help dissolve the bodies of dead nits and may also help remove any lingering lice or nits in your hair. A mixture of vinegar and olive oil may also work. No matter what natural remedy you choose to treat lice, never use any product that is flammable on your hair. Kerosene and gasoline can cause serious harm to your health and also increase your risk of having your hair catch on fire if exposed to flames.
بلل شعرك ومشطه. استخدم الزيوت العطرية. قتل القمل والصئبان ليلًا. اشطف الشعر بالماء والخل. تجنب المنتجات القابلة للاشتعال.