My dog has very coarse, wiry "guard hairs." Is this conditioner enough to soften them?
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That I wouldn't really know for certain. However, it does leave my dog's hair so silky soft n fresh smelling. Maltese n Shih Tzu: )
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I don't know. My dog is a bichon/poodle mix. I use it after the Earthbath shampoo - squeeze out water after rinsing - then put conditioner in my hands and rub into his hair...I let it sit for awhile and massage him -- he loves it (altho he hates his bath)....then rinse off....towel dry...wrap him in a big hot towel...His reward for putting up with the bath. I brush him before the bath so he really doesn't need much more after that.
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Absolutely, it is just like a conditioner for the coat as well it makes it soft, shiny amd manageable. A little bit goes a long way. You can use as a leave in or rinse out. Your dog will love it, And so will you!!
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One of my dogs has skin allergies, so I like to use conditioner to give him extra help for his skin. I suggest you try just using the shampoo. If you feel like your pet needs extra help after doing so, then purchase the conditioner.
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Yes, definitely. It has sulfates in it which strip the hair, so a conditioner would be needed to restore the moisture.
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Yes, but it might be a little too soft. I'd go with a more shorter hair and stiffer bristle brush. Hope that helps.
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Sorry, I'm not a groomer. Just my own pets. Hope someone else gives you an answer.
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I have very natural curly hair. I didn't see much of a difference and the conditioner was not great to get the tangles out
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A little of the conditioner goes a long way. I should make it easy to take out tangles, knots, because it's a very silky conditioner, not too thick or sticky.
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Yes. I've washed it multiple times, bleached it twice, dried it, died it, curled, and flat ironed it. Usuing a good leave in conditioner every once and a while, and using good products on it while styling it will help keep the hair softer and more manageable.
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Not really. If anything, it will probably weigh your hair down. Cleansing conditioners are really best for people with curly and dry hair.
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Keep looking. I have a corgi and her hair just fixes itself on upholstery. The pet hair remover works no better than anything else I have tried. Maybe your dog's fur or hair would remove easier than my dog's. Sorry
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It is both a shampoo and conditioner. Leaves your pet's fur soft, shiny, and white.
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We contacted Dr. Christopher and were told it would not hurt and the oils may help but they recommend theirBFC CONDITIONER as the alternate for conditioning hairWe hope this helps with the decisionThank youHouse of Nutrition
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Yes, my dog is long haired and sweats when wearing it so I trim the hair around his next and it works great!
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It's a conditioner, but light enough to leave in. You could put it on, let it sit, and partially rinse it out and leave the remaining on if you have thicker coarser hair. I wouldn't leave it on for very fine hair.
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I don't have fragile hair, so don't use any conditioner. But I think you could use your regular conditioner. This shampoo leaves my hair squeaky clean and I use lots of gel and spray.
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I got this recommended by a groomer. I have a olde English bulldog so the hair is shorter but probably fall outs with as much consistency if not more. It did dramatically reduce the amount of shedding, but didn't stop it all together. But it works and smells better than everything else i have tried.