Giveaway | Win a Hedrin bundle

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If you have children at school or nursery, chances are you’ve also come across head lice. With the Easter holidays approaching, it’s the perfect time to stock the medicine cupboard up with head lice treatment ready for the new term.

Although your child may not have head lice now or you’ve never experienced it before, but you’re worried they may catch them, Hedrin have prevention products available to keep parents at ease by being able to avoid possible infestations.

I have teamed up with Hedrin to offer one of you the chance to win a Hedrin head lice bundle including:

  1. Hedrin Treat & Go: A fuss-free solution which is great for children who just want to get out and play. When dry, the solution remains on the child’s hair for eight hours while they play, go to school or sleep. Hedrin Treat & Go is a water-based treatment which rinses out of hair easily, without any greasy residue. It requires two applications, seven days apart.
  2. Hedrin Protect & Go: Hedrin Protect & Go is a clinically proven head lice protection spray which offers parents the opportunity to deal proactively with the threat of infestation. A gentle conditioning spray to help stop head lice taking hold. Simply spray on after every hair wash, or at least twice a week.
  3. Hedrin Stubborn Egg Loosening Lotion: When a female louse lays her eggs, she glues them to the hair shafts making them hard to remove, even after the lice have hatched. Having nits (the dead, empty eggs) visible, once treatment is complete, can be distressing for the child and can affect their confidence. The latest addition to the Hedrin product family makes it significantly easier to remove nits from the hair after treatment. The unique gel base in Hedrin Stubborn Egg Loosening Lotion carries lubricant oil that releases the chemical bond between the egg and the hair, allowing the egg to slide off easily. Research has shown that it is 10 times more effective than combing alone, both from dry hair and when compared to hair treated with a conditioning shampoo.
  4. Hedrin Once: Hedrin Once is clinically proven to kill lice and eggs with just one 15 minute treatment. A thicker gel formulation which contains Penetrol® to aid penetration into the louse egg. Hedrin Once has been awarded the esteemed ‘Stamp of Approval’ from Mumsnet after 250 parents gave it the all-round thumbs up!
  5. Hedrin Headlice Detection Comb: The easy, effective way to spot head lice and nits. The comb is made from tough Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene and the teeth are precision engineered to trap the lice and prevent bending in use. Plus, it’s clinically tested to ensure comfort and accuracy.

To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic Hedrin bundle for dealing with head lice, simply enter below – good luck!

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Terms and conditions. Open to UK residents, giveaway ends 9/4/18. Winner will be randomly selected from all correctly completed entries and contacted by email. Winner should claim their prize within 10 days or it may be redrawn. Prize bundle supplied directly from Hedrin UK.

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75 Comments

  1. Danielle Moore
    March 25, 2018 / 11:24 pm

    Always braid my girls hair but it’s still doenst help

  2. sophie williams
    March 26, 2018 / 9:48 am

    I don’t do anything to prevent it, I do check regularly because there are always emails home from school about it but so far they’ve all avoided it. Probably jinxed myself now, there was an email last week saying they’re going round!

  3. Kristyn Harris
    March 26, 2018 / 10:32 am

    I comb through my daughters hair (and everyone else in the family) very regularly with a nit comb.

  4. A.E. ADKINS
    March 26, 2018 / 1:34 pm

    Nit comb & conditioner but whatever will be will be, they’ve only had them twice but they all got them then!

  5. amanda w
    March 27, 2018 / 1:30 pm

    keep hair tied back as often as possible and ensure to check hair every other day to catch them before they start breeding!

  6. Bridget Anderson
    March 28, 2018 / 7:33 pm

    I wish I knew the magic formula as we are plagued bythem but we always try to keep hair tied back.

  7. Victoria Shiel
    March 28, 2018 / 7:50 pm

    use tea tree shampoo & conditioner also keep hair tied up

  8. Susan Ocock
    March 28, 2018 / 10:42 pm

    Keeping long hair tied back and constant checking for and tackling them

  9. Rachael Sexey
    March 29, 2018 / 4:40 pm

    I deep condition with coconut oil and comb it every day

  10. claire griffiths
    March 30, 2018 / 1:51 pm

    i use a spray on my sons hair every day and so far he has never had them 🙂

  11. irene gilmour
    March 31, 2018 / 12:51 pm

    keeping hair tied back gives better odds i feel

  12. Kim Styles
    March 31, 2018 / 2:09 pm

    comb through with conditioner at every wash and tie long hair back and spray with lice repellent product everyday for school.

  13. Alex Telford
    March 31, 2018 / 9:51 pm

    My son has always had super short hair, but he now wants it longer and my daughter starts school in September and refuses to ever wear her hair up so I’m looking for tips. Thankfully they’ve both inherited my really fine hair which helps!

  14. Sally Collingwood
    April 1, 2018 / 10:42 am

    Use conditioner every day

  15. Ruth Harwood
    April 2, 2018 / 11:00 am

    Use conditioner and comb at least once a week x

  16. Maria P
    April 2, 2018 / 1:14 pm

    nit comb and conditioner, and also the electric nit comb worked well

  17. Lia Burns
    April 2, 2018 / 11:27 pm

    I always spray diluted fresh lemon juice on my girls hair before school x

  18. laura jayne bates
    April 3, 2018 / 11:58 am

    i find a nitty gritty comb helps and keeping my girls hair up at all times for school

  19. janine atkin
    April 4, 2018 / 11:34 am

    dont share headwear

  20. kiya johnson
    April 6, 2018 / 3:30 pm

    Tea tree shampoo! Its great!

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