How to increase the effectiveness of protection against head lice?

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Hairstyle guide

Tying hair, pinning into a ponytail, bun or a braid, makes it difficult for parasites to spread and limits the risk of head lice infestations. Find out the best hairstyles to prevent lice infestation by using Nitolic® prevent hair bands.

Monday Ponytail rope braid
Tuesday French braid
Wednesday 2 spiral braids
Thursday Fishtail pony
Friday Dutch braid
Saturday Upside down French Braid
Sunday The hair bow bun
Monday - Ponytail rope braid
  1. Form the ponytail and tie it with a hair band , then split it into two equal parts.
  2. Twist each one counter counterclockwise around itself.
  3. Twist them around to place the strand from right side to the left.
  4. Repeat points 2 and 3 till you reach the end of ponytail. Tie the ends using the hair band.
Remember! The strands should be twisted contrary to the direction of switching.

It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.
Tuesday - French braid
  1. Separate the strand selected from the top of the head into 3 parts.
  2. Put the strand from the left side OVER the strand beside to the middle.
  3. Put the strand from the right side OVER the strand beside to the middle.
  4. Keep on braiding by taking loose hair from the sides of head by turns.
  5. Finish it off by going until you reach the end of your strands. Secure the braid using a hair band.
It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.
Wednesday - 2 spiral braids
  1. Part the hair in the center.
  2. Form two high ponytails on both sides of the head and tie it using a hair bands.
  3. Make a braid from one of the ponytails.
  4. Roll a braid into a spiral shape and secure it with a second hair band.
  5. Repeat the steps 3 and 4 to make a second spiral braid.
It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.
Thursday - Fishtail pony
  1. Tie the hair into ponytail using a hair band and divide it into two equal parts.
  2. Take a small strand from the outside of first section ...
  3. .... and cross it over to join the inside of the second section.
  4. Do the same (in reverse) with the second section.
  5. Braid further in rotation. From time to time pull both strands apart to make the braid tighter.
  6. Keep going until you reach the end of your strands and tie it using the hair band.
It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.
Friday - Dutch braid
  1. Divide the strand selected from the top of the head into 3 sections.
  2. Take the left strand and cross it underneath the middle strand.
  3. Now repeat the step but use the right strand and braid it UNDER the middle strand.
  4. Continue steps 2-3, pulling hair into the strands as you braid all the way down.
  5. Once you have reached the end, secure it with a hair band.
It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.
Saturday - Upside down French Braid
  1. Flip your head upside down and comb the hair.
  2. Divide the strand selected from the nape of the neck into 3 sections.
  3. Take the left strand and cross it OVER the middle strand.
  4. Take the right strand and cross it OVER the middle strand.
  5. Keep on going by taking the loose hair from both sides of the head by turns.
  6. Finish braiding on the top of the head and tie the French braid with a hair band.
  7. Form the bun from the loose hair and tie it again using the hair band (you can use hairpins for better hold).
It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.
Sunday - The hair bow bun
  1. Form a ponytail on the top of the head and tie it using a hair band.
  2. Loop your hair through Nitolic® prevent hair band and on the last pull through, don’t pull your hair all the way through and create a loop, leaving the ends of your hair pointing toward your forehead.
  3. Divide the loop into two halves and fold the ends of your hair back through the space in your two looped halves.
  4. The hair moved to the back, divide into two strands and cross them together.
  5. Twist the loose strands around the hair band.
  6. Pin them up on the back side with two hairpins.
It is recommended to use one NITOLIC® prevent hair band at a time only.

Tying hair makes it difficult for parasites to spread and limits the risk of head lice infestations.

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