You know EVERYTHING about lice. You have already read our previous article about them. You smear your children with protective oil every morning, and you have what it takes to prevent any invasion. What is the next step? What more can you do? We offer you 5 hairstyle ideas to fight lice! 
Level of difficulty: Beginner hairdresser Execution time: Less than 3 minutes Accessible with a simple elastic band, even the most inexperienced can achieve a more than satisfactory result! 
Level of difficulty: Hair apprentice Execution time: 5 minutes A bit more technical than a ponytail, the braid remains accessible to beginners, as long as they can count up to 3! 
Level of difficulty: Aspiring Hair Artist Execution time: 5 minutes Prerequisite: Knowing how to do a simple ponytail The main difficulty of this hairstyle is to center the parting (the part)... Or fully accept that you don't know where the middle is and deliberately decenter it (and go all out to clearly show that yes, it's done ON PURPOSE)! 
Level of difficulty: Tangle Padawan Execution time: 10 minutes Prerequisite: - Knowing how to make pigtails - Knowing how to braid Skillful combination of pigtails and braids, braided buns clearly take you to the next level (hair-wise) in the playground comparisons. Much less technical to do than it looks, you too can show off at school pretending you spent a lot of time styling your kids! 
Level of difficulty: Grandmaster of the Frizz Wig Execution time: 30 minutes Prerequisite: - Knowing how to make pigtails - Knowing how to braid - Knowing how to do African braids We include it because it's a bit the Everest for beginner parent-hairdresser, just to be somewhat comprehensive, but let's be clear, we strongly advise against venturing there until you master at least basic hair skills! The big advantage of this hairstyle is that once well done, it can be worn for several days in a row without coming undone, which greatly saves time spent on styling. Plus, it's pretty! That's it, you're ready for the next wave! We're waiting for photos of your wildest experiments, anything goes as long as no hair strand falls in!
Top lice-proof hairstyle idea: a ponytail
Level of difficulty: Beginner hairdresser Execution time: Less than 3 minutes Accessible with a simple elastic band, even the most inexperienced can achieve a more than satisfactory result! Anti-lice hairstyle idea number 2: a braid
Level of difficulty: Hair apprentice Execution time: 5 minutes A bit more technical than a ponytail, the braid remains accessible to beginners, as long as they can count up to 3! Anti-lice hairstyle idea number 3: pigtails
Level of difficulty: Aspiring Hair Artist Execution time: 5 minutes Prerequisite: Knowing how to do a simple ponytail The main difficulty of this hairstyle is to center the parting (the part)... Or fully accept that you don't know where the middle is and deliberately decenter it (and go all out to clearly show that yes, it's done ON PURPOSE)! Anti-lice hairstyle idea number 4: braided buns
Level of difficulty: Tangle Padawan Execution time: 10 minutes Prerequisite: - Knowing how to make pigtails - Knowing how to braid Skillful combination of pigtails and braids, braided buns clearly take you to the next level (hair-wise) in the playground comparisons. Much less technical to do than it looks, you too can show off at school pretending you spent a lot of time styling your kids! Anti-lice hairstyle idea number 5: African braids
Level of difficulty: Grandmaster of the Frizz Wig Execution time: 30 minutes Prerequisite: - Knowing how to make pigtails - Knowing how to braid - Knowing how to do African braids We include it because it's a bit the Everest for beginner parent-hairdresser, just to be somewhat comprehensive, but let's be clear, we strongly advise against venturing there until you master at least basic hair skills! The big advantage of this hairstyle is that once well done, it can be worn for several days in a row without coming undone, which greatly saves time spent on styling. Plus, it's pretty! That's it, you're ready for the next wave! We're waiting for photos of your wildest experiments, anything goes as long as no hair strand falls in!
