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Detect & Treat Head Lice
“An effective way to detect, treat & control Head Lice.”
(According to Vic and NSW Health Depts)
Simple & Effective
- Essential oil formulation
- Suitable for use with comb & conditioner method of Head Lice Removal
- A hint of choc-mint fudge! (Stella’s fave!)
Environmentally Friendly
- Carbon neutral bottle
- No silicons
- Vegan, no animal fats
- Cruelty-free
Australian owned, made, run
- Small Business
- Owned and run by a mum
Check out the nice things people say about us
Maree
Yarraville, Vic
Liz
Preston, Vic
Lauren
Spring Gully, Vic
Lib
Northcote, Victoria
Kate
Footscray, Vic
Anne
Coburg, Vic
"The preferred way to detect and treat Head Lice."
The Comb & Conditioner Method
The NSW Health Department calls this “the preferred way to detect and treat Head Lice” and the Victorian Health Department recommends its use weekly to “help your family control Head Lice.” (I know, right?)
Help your family control Head Lice
The Victorian Health Department advises using the comb & conditioner method once a week to “help your family control Head Lice.” (True story!)
Straight talk
Have your little darlings come home from school, hair crawling with the little blighters?
Let us give you some straight-talking information about Head Lice.
First things first. Your child is not in any immediate danger, as Head Lice generally don’t carry disease.
You have time for some deep breaths and to work out how you’re gonna tackle this thing. It’s actually very simple. (Phew, right?)
It’s all cool
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(If you’ve got 3 or more children or for long, thick hair, get the “A Little Bit More” Pack.)
Stella Says acknowledges and honours First Nations peoples, paying respect to Elders past and present as custodians of this land. Sovereignty was never ceded.
Disclaimer
Stella is a mother and a maker; she gives big hugs and is obsessed with Head Lice. She also likes a cup of tea and the occasional glass of sparkling. She is not a doctor and does not give medical advice. Luckily, your GP does provide medical advice, so best speak to them if you need more assistance.