3004960 Vertrolin Detangler Conditioner 12 Ounce Review

It works so well on my Maltipa and smells so delicious that I put it on my hair when my conditioner ran out the other day and... WOW, my hair has never looked better! Seriously, this thing is the bomb. Kinky Maltipu hair becomes silky and smooth. To attempt! You and your pup will love it.

Very oily and helps a little! It definitely works, but the smell and greasy feel are a major deterrent. I only use this product in extreme cases of tangles and always wash it out with a dry shampoo to remove any oil left in the hair. * I am a professional groomer and groom 5-8 dogs 5 days a week. ** Would buy again. The smell is awful (to me) and the greasy content annoying, but the product absolutely does what it says on the tin, which is to detangle hair*

My wife loves to decorate our horses, often they braid their manes, tufts and tails in a way I can't even imagine. But of course appreciated. That being said, knots can be a nightmare, especially when you untie the braid after a thorough wash and then rolling in the fine Arizona mud/sand. I also comb her hair and the difference is amazing: it comes out completely natural. and end up with a brush full of hair, even trying to be careful, slowly untangling the knots, or. a drop of this magical…

After washing my mane and tail, I apply Vetrolin with surgical gloves to keep it from sticking to my hands. I apply a layer of Vetrolin to damp hair, let it dry and reapply. I reapply the product and let the hair soak in fully as often as needed until the mane and tail no longer look dry or brittle at the ends. Only then do I comb the mane and tail with a wide-toothed comb, starting from the bottom up. Sometimes I stretch the process over two days to better accommodate it. The detangling effect

I don't know what people don't like about silicone based horse combs, but I guess I just have to be part of a dissenting group. I like it. It is more economical than other silicone products and harmonises well with the pleasant menthol scent. The tail of my warm blood is enough for three horses, and the coat is coarse and black. I can comb her ponytail every other day with water based products and spend 10 minutes each time working through the tangles and tangles and the ends always come out…