Description
Strengthening Conditioner for Dogs and Cats, Nature's Specialties Sun Guard Conditioner. Designed to moisturize, nourish, and protect the coat, especially during increased sun exposure. Contains silk proteins that penetrate the hair structure, repair damage, strengthen it, and provide silky smoothness and shine. Creates an invisible film that protects the coat from UV radiation and other harmful external factors, retaining moisture within the skin and hair structure. The conditioner leaves the coat full of life and volume, without excessive frizz and static. Vitamins A, D, and E provide an additional dose of nourishment and strengthening, supporting the regeneration of damaged hair cells, regulating the activity of sebaceous glands, increasing blood flow, protecting against free radicals, and preventing brittleness, split ends, and hair loss. Depending on preference, Sun Guard Conditioner can be used as a traditional rinse-out conditioner (diluted at a ratio of 1:8) or as a leave-in spray (at a ratio of 1:64). Safe for kittens, puppies, and small pets.
Features of Nature's Specialties Sun Guard Conditioner:
- With silk proteins and vitamins A, D, E
- Repairs, strengthens, and smooths skin and coat
- Adds shine to the coat
- Protects against UV radiation and other external factors
- Protects skin and coat from moisture loss
- Adds volume to the coat
- Prevents frizz and static
- Can be used as a rinse-out conditioner or spray
- Safe for puppies and kittens
Instructions for use:
As a traditional conditioner: Apply the conditioner directly to the coat or after diluting with water at a ratio of 1:8. Massage into the coat, working from ears to tail, and then rinse thoroughly. For maximum effect, leave the product on the coat for about 10 minutes. Avoid contact with the animal's eyes.
As a spray: Dilute the conditioner with warm water at a ratio of 1:64 (approximately 59ml of conditioner to 3.8l of water). Pour into any spray container. Spray the product directly onto the coat, working from ears to tail. Avoid contact with the animal's eyes.
Read more less
