Torrance Lice Removal Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary

Torrance, CA, June 5, 2025 – Torrance Lice Removal, a Southern California leader in Professional Head Lice Screening and Removal, proudly commemorates its 10-year anniversary.  Founded in 2015, Torrance Lice Removal has consistently set the standard of care for treating head lice with a proven process that is chemical-free, safe, fast, and effective.  Lice have been around…

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Movies

‘Lice’ – Justin Long Starring in “Gruesome Throwback” About a Parasitic Head Lice Invasion We were all terrified of head lice as kids and the horror-comedy Lice is about to make us itchy all over again. Variety eports that Justin Long, Emile Hirsch, and Kevin Connolly will star in the “gruesome throwback,” being produced by Connolly’s own ActionPark Productions. Director Jonathan Bensimon’s film is…

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The itchy truth: What to know about head lice

June 3, 2024•By Mayo Clinic Press Editors You may have the urge to scratch an itch in your hair when you hear about head lice. The tiny insects like to move in and make their home in clean hair while feeding on blood from the human scalp. Knowing how to prevent and treat head lice…

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Head Lice Education 101

A lice infestation (pediculosis) can make you feel like your head is crawling with a million lice. But the number of lice usually found on a person’s scalp is actually very small. It can be hard to see head lice, let alone count them. But estimating the breadth and duration of an infestation can help…

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Head Lice DNA Can Reveal Details About First Americans

Head lice have been constant, if unwanted, human companions for as long as our species has been around. Evidence of this ancient connection includes a 10,000-year-old-louse found on human remains at an archaeological site in Brazil and an inscription on a 3,700-year-old ivory lice comb that might be the oldest known sentence written with an…

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HEAD Lice Size

Lice eggs (called nits because they are glued to the hair strand) are so small they look just like tiny specks. You’ll find them attached to individual hair shafts about a quarter inch off the scalp. You can see them with the naked eye, but unless you’ve seen them before, you may mistake them for…

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