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Minnesota Lice Removal Specialists

This chart contains a comprehensive list of Minnesota lice removal professionals. They are in business specifically to help families get rid of head lice.

Some of these businesses actually operate treatment centers, which are sort of like hair salons. Kids can watch movies while the professionals comb lice and nits out of their hair.

Other companies travel directly into private homes to treat and remove head lice. Please contact these businesses directly for further information.

SERVICE	TREATMENT CENTER	HOME SERVICE AREAS
Angie's Little Buggers	none	Twin Cities and surrounding areas
Kooty Katchers	none	Twin Cities area
Ladibugs, Inc.	St. Louis Park	Minneapolis-St. Paul area
Lice Finders	none	Twin Cities metro area
Lice Happens	none	Northern Minnesota
Minnesota Lice Lady	Edina	Twin Cities metro area
Melissa's Nitpickers	none	Twin Cities metro area
Simply Nitty	none	Twin Cities & surrounding areas

Read the page on this site regarding how to choose among lice removal services.

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WHAT TO DO

Read "How To Treat" and "Removing Nits" before combing, to get it right the first time.
But here's a jump-start:

Either hire professionals, or
get the stuff the pros use:

Terminator Nit Comb - with grooves that destroy the nits
Enzyme Shampoo - nontoxic, dissolves nit glue and lice exoskeletons

I had mine shipped overnight. But nowadays you can probably find the Terminator comb at your local drugstore.

And if you're in a major city, you might be able to find enzyme shampoo as well. Check the "What To Do" page for info on where to find enzyme shampoo in retail stores.

Don't worry! Getting rid of lice is not hard, just painstaking. Do it right the first time.

Once you've ordered your stuff (or sent your husband out to buy it :-)), start by reading this page on how to treat head lice.

Before you start combing, read how to remove nits, completely.