As you can imagine, having parasites, such as head lice, crawling around in your hair can make you feel pretty “icky” (for lack of a better description). While head lice can give you the creeps, rest assured that it is not a sign of a lack of cleanliness. Head lice actually prefer clean hair which…

As you can imagine, we get asked all kinds of questions by anxious parents during a head lice removal treatment session. One common question in the summer is “can head lice survive when my child is swimming?” The short answer is yes.  In more detail for you curious caregivers, head lice can survive being submerged…

Head lice is the last thing any caregiver wants to deal with — and many times we are asked when the “busy season” or most common time to catch head lice is. After almost seven years serving the families of Massachusetts, we’ve got quite a handle on when head lice is most common, and the…

“Super Lice” is a phrase that literally chills moms, dads, and caregivers to the core! In our head lice treatment salon, we are frequently asked if Super Lice is a real thing. In short, the answer is yes, but it DOES need some explanation to help ease anxiety when it comes to these pesky little…

Head lice, although harmless, can cause unpleasant symptoms. The most common sign that your child could have lice is itching. Other symptoms of head lice are seeing small brown or white nits (eggs) close to the root of the hair, redness around the hairline, and swollen lymph nodes behind the ears depending on how sensitive…

Here at Lice Care Associates Danvers we pride ourselves on being thorough and curing your head lice infestation in one appointment! We also offer a 60 day guarantee on all removal services if you’ve had your whole family screened per our protocol to ensure that your home stays lice free.  Why are we able to…

We have heard the story thousands of times- you discover head lice on your child at the most inopportune time, or get a call from the school nurse, and panic sets in immediately. Most parents head right to the local pharmacy for a bottle of Nix, Rid, or whatever pesticide based treatment they can find…