Lice?
You are not alone.

At school, at camp, at a neighbour's house... a lice infestation can happen anytime. Before you know it, you're sitting there running your hands through their hair.

We want to get rid of the taboo that surrounds head lice. A lice infestation says nothing about hygiene or care. It's just an irritation. But fortunately it’s also easy to treat, and even preventable.

Elimax®.
And relax.
Need to get rid of lice?
Or better still, prevent them?

Whatever your situation – an classroom infestation, a scratching child or a camp coming up – Elimax® offers a tailor-made solution:

They have gone.
And you want to keep it that way.

What are head lice? And how do you get them?

They are small, fast and almost invisible, but they can cause considerable itching and irritation.

Head lice are parasites that feed on blood. They live on people's scalps, especially in children. Their eggs, nits, stick tightly to hair, close to the scalp. 

Lice do not jump or fly, but crawl to the next head via hair to hair contact or shared items such as brushes, hats or pillows. As a result, they spread easily in schools, creches or at sports clubs. 

Characteristics in brief
2-4 mm in size
you can see them with the naked eye
Colour
sandy to dark grey – red after drinking blood
Nits
black to white-yellow, sticking to hair
New eggs
lice lay up to 8 nits a day
They cannot be shaken loose
good combing is crucial
Where do lice nest?
On the scalp
especially behind the ears and on the neck, where it is nice and warm
On textiles
such as hats, soft toys, and bedding
Indoors
nits can survive for 24–48 hours on sofas or cushions
Why Elimax® works
Effective
Kills lice and nits from the first application
Insecticide-free
For children from 1 year of age
User-friendly
Does not sting, does not stain,
easy to wash out
Scientifically proven
Developed in the world's largest louse lab
Protective
LPF® stands for Lice Protection Factor and protects your hair for up to 3 days. Prevents infestations from occurring or coming back
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