Repeating the process after a week allows the remaining eggs to hatch. It sounds counter-intuitive but by letting them hatch, the young lice are easier to remove than the eggs. You just need to ...

Female adult pubic lice lay eggs that hatch after a week or so, continuing the cycle. Contrary to popular belief, pubic lice cannot be removed by shaving your pubic hair or using other hair ...

Lice lay their eggs on the hair strands that are firmly attached to the hair. Eggs are small like sand grain, yellow oval, tan or whitish-grey. Eggs usually hatch in 9 to 10 days. Eggs are 0.8 mm ...

it might temporarily stun lice. But stunning them isn’t the same as killing them or removing all their eggs — called nits. These eggs stick tightly to hair strands and can hatch later ...

Connie Hausman with Cleveland Metroparks says, “Mid to end of April is usually when we start to see the very first egg hatch.” She says that’s the prime time to act — before the critters ...