We have been using the Vosene shampoo since April (when my 2 DC had their first and only bout of nits) and neither of them have had them since - am sure it is a coincidence but makes me feel better

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Well we haven't had headlice so far so hard to tell if the repellant works but my oldest's best friend had them and so far she hasn't got them so maybe it does. I'm in Scotland . Up here you just take the lousy child to,chemist and the give you the stuff...have to be registered with the children's minorn ailments scheme, not sure how it works down in England. Head lice will be different again - it could fall under public health and we may get services from Public Health England or Local Councils - will there be any money? I am a product tester for this item. I used it on my eldest daughter's hair, and I also tested it on my own hair. (just to give it a thorough test). My hair feels really clean, and although I still need a seperate conditioner, the shampoo did leave it softer than my usual shampoo. I'm all for using any shampoo if you feel that it will deter nits , as long as you continue to comb and conditioner.Except one nutter who told us that it's ok ,as she washes her ds with voseene shampoo , but she doesn't really care as all kids have nits anyway . I can't say what effect it has on head lice, as my children have never caught them yet, but hopefully it will repel any that want to live on their heads. Dd4 (asd) had caught nits. I found it in time and it has been treated and cleared , and has not spread to any of the other children. Vosene ordinary shampoo,the adults kind is no good.Smells like creosote and leaves your hair looking like you used it to mop the floor,and if you use an anti dandruff shampoo when you don't need it ,it'll give you dandruff.The kids 3 in 1 is very good,no skin irritations for us and we do have that problem with some shampoos.

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Vosene Kids 3 in 1 conditioning shampoo has the added benefit of natural ingredients Tea Tree Oil and Lemon Eucalyptus that work to help prevent head lice, leaving your child with naturally healthy, head lice-free hair. Who know's what will happen in 2013 when the PCTs cease to exist? A national scheme like Scotland would be nice! The Minor Ailments service will probably fall under Urgent Care, the budget for this will be held by the GPs or possibly the Foundation Trusts who are not known for their fondness for community pharmacy! Just as a side issue - Minor Ailments services are not available everywhere in England - they are services commissioned locally by PCTs. Not every PCT will commission, some will commission for the whole area or in the case of the town I live and work in you have to be registered with a GP and live in the most deprived area of the town.I use that vosene shampoo with nit repellant and my DS has (thankfully) never had nits. I use the comb and conditioner too though and have never seen one.