SHINE & FOCUSED NATURAL HORSE SHAMPOO AUSTRALIA

For the finest horse shampoo Australia has to offer, look no further than SHINE & FOCUSSED Horse Shampoo. This natural, plant-based horse shampoo is formulated with some of natures’ most powerful cleansing and aromatic botanical ingredients to detox and cleanse built-up dirt from your horse’s coat, leaving it hydrated and nourished with every application.

We used an Organic Aloe Vera Juice and Desert Lime Extract to create a gentle and soothing all-natural shampoo base, infused with pure essential oils of Lemon, Rosemary and Basil form the refreshing Citrus Flower Aromatic™

The pure botanical ingredients in this formula restore hydration levels and were based on excessive sweating during summer months or after exercise and competition.

All our products are pH balanced to suit the equine family’s sensitive skin.

HORSE SHAMPOO BOTANICAL INGREDIENTS:

Aloe Vera Leaf Juice, Witchazel leaf extract, Essential oils of Lemongrass, Lemon Peel, Rosemary, Basil

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Wet your horse's coat. Apply a generous amount of SHINE & FOCUSSED Shampoo on a damp sponge and massage it all over your horse's body, mane and tail.  Rinse off thoroughly.

For best results apply SHINE & FOCUSSED 3in1 Detangler to your horse’s mane and tail to help minimise hair breakage when brushing it out.

STORAGE:  Due to the sensitivity of the natural ingredients, please make sure to close the lid after use and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

CAUTION:  For external equine use only. Always patch test the product first before use.  Avoid contact with eyes, lips and sensitive areas (human and equine). In the rare event of an adverse reaction, discontinue use. Keep out of reach of children. Always wash your hands after use.

DISCLAIMER:  No therapeutic claim is made or intended for this product.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, nor prevent any disease. If your horse experiences any adverse effects from using this supplement, discontinue use and contact your veterinarian.