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Pouxit Flash Anti-Lice Spray Cooper 150 ml

Pouxit Flash Anti-Lice Spray Cooper 150 ml

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Pouxit Flash is an anti-lice spray with a physical mode of action that's gentle on the scalp, easy to use and doesn't require combing. Packaged to facilitate treatment for the whole family.

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What is Pouxit Flash anti-lice spray 150 ml used for?

Pouxit Flash spray is indicated for the treatment of head lice in adults and children over 6 months of age. Cooper's Pouxit Flash anti-lice lotion is indicated for the treatment of scalp lice in adults and children over 6 months of age. It contains no insecticides or toxic substances, as its action is physical. It is gentle on the scalp, odorless and easy to apply.

This film-forming anti-lice spray with 80% dimeticone is colorless and odorless. It's insecticide-free and easy to apply. Indicated for the treatment of scalp lice (head lice) and nits in adults and children over 6 months. It contains no neurotoxic insecticides, essential oils or alcohol. It is gentle: it does not penetrate the scalp, and can be used by children aged 6 months and over, and by pregnant or breast-feeding women. It is colorless and odorless for discreet treatment.

Pouxit Flash kills 100% of lice on the first application, but a 2nd application 7 days later guarantees the result due to the risk of incorrect application.

This anti-lice spray contains 80% dimeticone, a film-forming substance that suffocates lice and nits. Its colorless, odorless formulation makes it discreet and easy to use. Unlike many other treatments, Pouxit Flash contains no neurotoxic insecticides or essential oils, making it safe for use on the scalp, even for children aged 6 months and over, and for pregnant or breast-feeding women.

We also offer POUXIT, an effective lice and nit comb, at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How to use this insecticide-free anti-lice product?

1 single application, 5-minute application, easy rinsing.
From 6 months, pregnant and breast-feeding women, odorless, easy to apply.

Spray onto scalp and dry hair.
Massage into hair to ensure complete impregnation.
Let hair air-dry naturally.
Leave on for 1 hour. If you apply Pouxit Flash spray in the evening, you can leave it on overnight. For hygienic reasons, you can apply a towel to the pillow.
Wash hair with a mild shampoo, then rinse with water.
Repeat treatment 7 days later.

Give your opinion on the advice for use and dosage of Pouxit Flash Spray Anti-Poux Cooper 150 ml with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.

Precautions for use

  • Do not use on children under 6 months.
  • Do not swallow.
  • Avoid contact with eyes.
  • In case of accidental splashing, rinse with plenty of clean water.
  • Keep away from heat.

What is its composition?

Main active ingredients: Diméticone 80% + Lauric alcohol

Invisible texture is invisible, non-staining. The lotion is hypoallergenic.

This spray contains no toxic substances, and works by physical effect.

Advice and opinions from pharmacy experts

To combat lice infestations, it's essential to eliminate all stages of the insect's development, i.e. adults, larvae and eggs (nits), to truly get rid of the problem. Lice have no natural enemies, and a female louse can lay up to 10 nits a day, or 300 during her adult life (see diagram opposite). Proliferation can thus be extremely rapid.

Lice can survive for up to 2 days outside the scalp. Lice can therefore be transmitted :

  • Directly: from head to head (via the exchange of clothing: scarf, cap, etc.);
  • indirectly: lice can survive for up to 36 hours outside the scalp. Lice can therefore be transmitted via household textiles (sofa, pillows, stuffed toys, car seats, etc.).

It's important not to let children scratch too often, as this could lead to lesions and, more seriously, a bacterial skin infection.

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