PROGROOM 5LTR BALANCE SHAMPOO

Description

Pro Groom Balance Shampoo is enhanced with pineapple/cucumber extracts to remove dirt  & hydrate without drying out the skin & nurtures at the same time with a low allergen refreshing fruit scent making it an ideal shampoo for cats, dogs and any animals first wash having zinc ricinolate which is a natural ingredient from the castor oil plant & charcoal powder which attracts then neutralises any odours along with healing benefits of the balance shampoo which has vitamin c to boost shine and strengthen the animals coat along with green tea to moisturise & smooths the coat for added manageability then with the added ingredient of bamboo bambusa  arundinacea stem powder then aids to strengthens, restore & adds body with the natural anti irritant properties of these ingredients balance shampoo contains no soaps, sulphate free with no harsh detergents, SLS or SLES, parabens or petrochemicals for the least harshness product for the animal as it gently washes to aid brushing and combing without stripping the coat’s natural oils making shampoo suitable for dogs, horses, cats, wire/terrier coats, sensitive animals, extremely oily or dry coats and the animals first wash

Hand bathing or washing: Dilute 1 part shampoo to 4 parts water (dilution can be adjusted depending on coat condition)

Hygienic Guidelines
Before diluting shampoo/conditioner concentrate, all containers and caps must be cleaned with very warm water or a sterilizing solution (alcohol, etc)
MJs NZ 2017 Ltd suggest within 12 to 24 hours any unused diluted shampoo material should be discarded 24-32 hours after mixing. however, many bathers mix large amounts of diluted shampoo and keep it for days or longer in warm, humid rooms which can allow bacteria, mould and other contaminants to grow in the diluting bottle. Many bathers also reuse bottles or mix shampoo and water in a container that has not been properly cleaned after its last use. Without proper cleaning and sterilization, bacteria and other contaminants can grow in the bottle and then are inadvertently poured on and rubbed into the skin of the animal being bathed.