Spring Is in the Hair
LOS ANGELES, March 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Hair Fairies wants clients to say goodbye to winter and head lice with its fresh botanical blends that are non-toxic and organic. With head lice increasingly virulent this winter, Hair Fairies is devoted to lice removal in its national salons in San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, New York City and now Fairfield, CT.(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110928/LA76758LOGO )
Just in time for spring, Hair Fairies' proprietary products are made with only botanical ingredients. Hair Fairies evaluates early lice detection and, if needed, in-salon professionals will treat and eliminate lice at reasonable costs with a 100 percent guarantee of success. Hair Fairies has a high success rate because they have a three-step process proven over more than a decade. They evaluate the stage of infestation, physically "nit-pick" the active lice and eggs from the head and provide treatment to condition the scalp and discourage immediate re-infestation. This is done based on scientific research and with lice shampoos, combs and rinses developed and produced in the company's laboratory in Riverside, Calif.
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