With the children back at school and others starting for the first time, it's quite likely that at some point soon your little ones will return home with unwanted visitors. Head lice.
Unfortunately as many as 63% of parents, with children aged 4-11 years of age, have said in a survey that their children have had head lice. Prevention is certainly better, and easier than cure, and Vosene's repellent products are here to help!
Lice go for clean or dirty hair, long or short, so if heads touch (they can't fly/jump) it is possible they will be transferred but you can certainly do your bit to try and prevent them. Vosene Kids shampoo and conditioning spray help to defend against head lice and leave hair clean and fresh with each use.
You can find them in the health and beauty aisles in your local supermarket and chemist if you wish to pick up your own supplies.
- Vosene Kids 3in1 Conditioning Shampoo (RRP £2.54, 250ml) - gently cleanses and conditions your kids’ hair and scalp leaving naturally healthy shiny hair. The specially formulated shampoo also contains natural Tea Tree Oil and Lemon Eucalyptus.
- Vosene Kids Conditioning Defence Spray (RRP £2.54, 150ml) – this fantastic leave-in spray detangles and smooths your child’s hair, instantly taming the worst bed head and the most unruly knots. The clinically proven formula also helps protect against head lice - using natural ingredients such as Eucalyptus Oil, Citronella Oil and Rosemary Oil. Suitable for children aged 3 and over.
You can also check out the Vosene Kids Nitwatch website which includes an online map to track outbreaks and allows parents to request product samples and gather advice about prevention.
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For your chance to win a Vosene goody bag (a ruck sack containing pencil case, Shampoo, Spray and a £10 Tesco Voucher) you can enter via the Gleam entry form below.
The giveaway ends on 7th October 2014 at 11.59pm GMT.
Leaving a comment is mandatory but there are extra entry methods available also.
Good luck!
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