Treat and Go Spray, 60 ml

Good for kids

Despite several breakouts over the past few years and my child escaping them - he finally came home scratching. Bought the little nit comb and after a close up photograph on my phone, spotted the bugs.Great product - just spray into the hair until it is well covered - leave overnight (put a towel down on child's pillow to catch the dead ones) and wash or rinse out in the morning. Then repeat 7 days later to ensure that you catch anything that wasn't previously hatched.Now I know how easy it is to treat have bought a copule of extra ones to keep in the cabinet...just in case!

As described

It spreads easily through the hair on thick and very long hair. I think that this spray make job on 3,5 stars.

I'm having real issues getting rid of head lice from my family. I miss the full marks mousse that I used to use and am constantly on the look out for new tips and products. I've been using this plus tea tree shampoo plus the protect and go spray and the nitty gritty comb .... I'm losing the battle though!This spray needs to be left on for a minimum of 8 hours. That's fine and with small children that hate a hair wash it's certainly convenient. However it does not dry nicely onto the hair as indicated. It's very greasy and the hair clumps and had that wet look. Hair is lovely after washing though (and it washed out straight away unlike lyclear)My main gripe is that it claims to be 100% effective but no treatment is. It also needs to be repeated after 7 days which isn't made clear. And goes in to say that hair needs combing through every day for at least 7 days but it doesn't come with a comb.Finally check your measurements. This is a 60ml bottle which is tiny so only does 1 child with short hair.

I wasted my money on two of these sprays and the headlice were still alive after the eight hours!