Mane spray other options?
Heyy
I have a question. I've been using Kerbl's coat shine spray for mane and tail, and it's pretty good, but it's now empty. I'm not sure if it's any good, so I'll ask again: could I theoretically use a spray for "human hair," like one from GlissKur or something? Would that work as an alternative? Do you have any experience with it? I've heard of people using it for their mane and tail, but I'm not entirely sure if it's suitable…
Thanks in advance to everyone💖😊
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None of this is good, except for the purse of the manufacturer of this stuff. You know that animal care products fall under the cleaning agent regulation, ie not even all ingredients need to be declared. Sprays for people are just as little suitable.
Everyone has to know how much chemistry he does on the horse.
Why do you even need that?
I wouldn't do that, the fewest horses need such a stuff.
If it must be absolutely, then mix birch hair water with burr root oil. It's cheaper and not as chemically as the purchased stuff.
Okay, thank you, I've got a tinker with very long man and tail and man knot very fast and when I brush it with a mähnbrush brush, it hurts too badly and it tears all the hair out.
Men and tail should never be brushed, but read with the hand… then nothing rips out and does nothing hurt.
Do you want furgloss spray or mane spray? The name says it's different things.
Here you write felllust spray and in another comment that you take it for knots in the man. What's wrong?
I'm musing myself. With birch hair and baby oil.
Works great with my horse, even with my tinker.
In addition, the man grows more beautiful and denser since I use it.
Hi. I like to use Effol. My best friend uses one of GlissKur and it both works great.
So I can speak out of experience and say that in any case that of GlissKur also work one A and do not cause any problems.
LG