Long Hair Bath

Revitalizing Bath

Revitalizing Bath is a cleansing treatment that has been created for pets with long smooth hair, perhaps the most beautiful coat, but the one requiring owners and professional groomers the greatest care.

It contains nourishing substances to make the hair strong and resistant:

  • macadamia oil, wheat germ oil rich in vitamin E and esters from fruit acids moisturize the skin and give substance to the hair;
  • vitamin B5 and extract of yarrow (Achillea millefolium) nourish and stimulate the hair bulb favouring the growth of a strong and resistant hair.

The regular use of the Revitalizing Bath gives very good results:

  • long and half-long hair is soft and easy to comb;
  • the hair growth is regular; the hair does not break and it does not gets enervated;
  • the hair is nourished, protected from polluting agents, discharged from static electricity and will show all its beauty and brightness;
  • the hair is soft, smooth and consistent to the touch.

Contains

Reg. 907/2006/EC

Anionic surfactants (≥5 and <15%), Amphoteric surfactants (<5%), Non-ionic surfactants (<5%), Potassium sorbate, Phoenoxyethanol, Parfum, Hexyl cinnamaldehyde.

Contains also:

Achillea millefolium, macadamia oil, wheat germ oil, provitamin B5, esters from fruit acids.

Technical information

How to prepare the cleansing solution: mix 2 tablespoons of shampoo every 10 kg of weight with 0.5 – 1 – 1.5 litres of water, according to the pet’s size (small, medium, large).
How to prepare the pet: before washing, comb or brush carefully the pet’s hair, in order to eliminate dead hair, dust and so on. Put some cotton in the pet’s ears to avoid water getting inside.
How to wash the pet: wet it’s hair completely, apply half of the solution on wet hair, massage all the body to obtain abundant foam. Go on massaging for some minutes. Rinse and repeat with the remaining solution. Then  rinse carefully the whole body. 
How to dry the hair: if possible, let the pet shake spontaneously: in this way it will eliminate half the water by itself. Wrap the pet in a towel and rub it; repeat with more towels. Brush or comb the hair softly for some minutes; to complete drying, use a hairdryer, keeping it at a distance of about 50 cm from the pet’s body and at low-medium temperature, so that skin and hair shouldn’t suffer from heat.

Caution: Avoid contact with eyes; in case of contact, rinse with plenty of water. Prevent animals to lick themselves during the bath.