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This was an e-mail I sent to one of my friends. |
Thought I'd share it. |
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I use Isle of dogs shampoo and conditioner on my |
dogs. http://www.iodogsga.com/ |
For brushing I use Miracle Coat and I use a little |
Fantastic anti-static spray for show days. |
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Just because your shampoo has a lot of suds |
doesn't mean it's a good shampoo. I'm a |
hairdresser, so I know a lot about hair. Suds |
leave a residue on the shaft and cuts down on |
the shine. |
These are the products I use and I don't sell them |
either... :))) |
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The ph is very important. People are 5.5 ph |
which is much more acidic than dogs which |
are 7.0. Using shampoo that's less than 7.0, |
which is alkaline, can cause the hair to dry |
out and look fried over a period of time. |
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Something to watch out for in conditioners |
is, if they have any wax in them. Lots of |
people and dog products use wax as a base. |
This is what makes the hair "FEEL" |
better, but does absolutely nothing for the |
hair except coat the hair shaft with wax. |
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Under a microscope, hair looks just like the |
scales of a fish, so lets use a fish for an example. |
When the scales are laying down, the fish looks |
shinny and feels smooth. When the scales are |
sticking up, the fish looks dull. If you were to |
pour a coat of wax over the fish with the scales |
sticking up, he would feel smoother again, but |
actually you'd still have damage underneath the |
wax that can cause the hair to break. |
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A good conditioner will get under the scales |
and help them to lay down and then the hair |
will be smoother, shinier and most of all be |
healthier and stronger. |
It won't happen overnight so don't think that |
one use will tell the tale like the wax |
conditioners. It's a gradual healing |
process of the shaft. |
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