💫 Transform Your Hair with Shapley's Magic Sheen Hair Polish, 1-Quart Review

I've tried many products and sprays. Shapley's dazzles, detangles and turns my white horse snow white! It really saves my horse from mud!

I use it for my wigs. It works but leaves an odor that is not very pleasant. Especially after it builds up if you use it for days. It works wonders on knots where the wig rubs against the neck. The smell makes me look for an alternative product.

I have a very very hairy Malamute/Shepard/? Mix. We tried brushing and trimming his hair daily but this product is a game changer. We used it after our bath yesterday and I was amazed at how smooth and manageable his hair was after drying. I'm glad someone recommended it to me!

I have used MTG Shapley and was impressed with this product so decided to give the hair product a try. Was a little disappointed as I felt the product made the mane and tail "sticky". and it did not strengthen the tail enough to be easily combed. I didn't see much of a difference with or without the product in terms of shine. Won't buy this again.

I have two muddy mustangs that love to wallow in the dirt, mud and droppings. I now enjoy a clean saddle and long, thick manes and tails. I bought this in place of Shapley's No.1 Light Oil. It makes them very soft and definitely always picks up dirt, but if you want something heavy, go for oil. I will say I prefer it on the mane and tail as they are not thick and heavy. For the body I would prefer oil.

I bought this product for my Hawaiian. The light mist on his body sets his waves/curls. A bit more on the wings of his ears and a pom pom tail make him ultra shiny and silky to the touch. It is an excellent conditioner, shine and detangler. It dries quickly and leaves my dog's coat fresh and healthy. Being silicone based, it protects/repels dirt, dust and other unwanted environments. This product should last around two years since it comes in a 32 ounce spray bottle.

I love this stuff. My horse is a real pig who, if he can't find dirt to get up and anoint himself, makes a mess of. Yes. His hocks, ankles and cock were very nasty all the time. Where I live it's too cold in late fall, winter and early spring to wash my horse so I was looking for a product that would help me not hurt his coat. Show Shin has a reputation for drying hair with prolonged use so I didn't want to use it. I was at Equine Affaire looking for products that might help and decided to take