explanation is much simpler.
A tiny beetle, aphid, plant insect or other outdoor bug can land on someone’s head.
If your friend has recently been gardening, hiking, walking through tall grass or spending time around trees and plants, an accidental visitor is entirely possible.
The insect may have had nothing to do with the person’s scalp.
This is why identification should come before treatment.
Don’t Immediately Reach for Insecticide
One of the biggest mistakes people can make is treating an unknown insect as though it were definitely lice.
Don’t spray household insecticide on hair.
Don’t use pesticides that aren’t specifically designed for human use.
And don’t combine multiple treatments simply because you’re uncertain.
Different insects require different approaches, and unnecessary chemical exposure can irritate the scalp or cause other problems.
First determine what you’re dealing with.
How to Inspect the Hair
If you want to check for head lice, start
