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Short description
This all natural and organic coconut oil base shampoo infused with essential oils is specially formulated for puppies.
For animal use only. Avoid contact with the eyes and wetting inside the pets ears.
Grooming Type
Shampoo & Conditioner
Grooming Hair Type
All
Description
Made with a unique blend of Lavender & Rosemary essential oils. Coconut oil based, free from dyes or synthetic chemicals and has the right pH balance to protect and soothe a pupp's delicate skin and increase coat shine. Lavender helps calm the skin and relieve any dryness or itchiness whilst Rosemary nourishes the skin.
Rated 5 out of
5 by
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Nice long lasting smellLove the smell and being in a pump bottle is so convenient
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