Hair Fairies Opens at The Shops at Park Lane
Did you read our recent article about Lice Lady Lara Smith? The Park Cities resident and mother of three offers lice removal in the comfort of your home, and better yet, her service is guaranteed.
Now, Smith has some competition with the arrival of Hair Fairies, a network of salons that specialize in eliminating head lice. The salon opened earlier this month in The Shops at Park Lane, and it is offering free in-salon and in-school screenings through the end of February.
What do you think? Would you take your child to a public salon, or would you rather have the critters removed behind closed doors?
I can’t stress strongly enough how helpful it is to use a professional removal service, whether at home or in their facility. My kid (who has a boatload of hair) came home from camp a few years ago with lice. After endless home treatments (to no avail), I took her to the Texas Lice Squad, which at the time was the only facility in Dallas doing removal. It cost a bundle due to the length and thickness of her hair, but was worth every dime, because they got nits out that were so tiny, I never would have found them. I spent about $170. but their money-back guarentee and free follow-up checks made it utterly worth while. Good luck to both companies in their endeavors to keep the Bubble free of this revolting ailment.
I also had to deal with lice recently with my four kids. When I first found out they had it I thought I was going to lose my sanity but I called The Lice Place ( formally the Texas Lice Squad) and the staff there was a lifesaver. It was a little expensive but for piece of mind it was the best money I ever spent. They are busy so make sure you book your appointment instead of walking in. ( I learned this the hard way) Hope this helped.
I couldn’t agree more with the other 2 moms. We had the best experience with the whole staff at The Lice Place. I am not keen on strangers coming into my home so I prefer going to their place of business – plus we had our own private room with the option of closing the door. I don’t particularly care to be seated in front of a plate glass window where everyone walking by can see me or my kids.