PROGROOM 500 MLS CRISP CONDITIONER

Description

Pro Grooms unique non-softening crisp conditioner gently acidifies and seals the cuticle layer and offers protection to skin and coats against damage caused from pet styling and other harsh elements crisp conditioner leaves coats crisp and fluffy without the heaviness often caused by normal conditioners strengthens fine limp coats, and reduces static while grooming and restores crispness and texture to terrier coats the crisp conditioner is a perfect product for show coats as it does not weight the animals coat down crisp conditioner also aids to retain moisture in the skin/coat making grooming easier & a faster drying process which reduces stress on the animal

The benefits of using a conditioner after washing an animal are that when you wash animals coat the dirt and oils are lifted from the hair shaft and the hair dries out which can leave the scales on the hair shaft lifted up and away so this makes it easier for the hair to tangle and snag, and makes it harder to brush without pulling causing discomfort on your animal

Conditioners coats the animals coat and smooths the hair shaft, allowing the hairs to slide apart from each other. This doesn’t mean you have to use a product that is oily or heavy as crisp conditioner will do this job effectively.

How to Use: Use 30 mls Crisp Conditioner per litre of warm water, depending on coat type and desired result pour evenly over coat and let set one or two minutes a light rinse then dry and style as usual.

Safe On Dogs, Cats, Puppies, Kittens and Rabbits

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.