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SheaPet Sulfate-Free Shea Butter Shampoo with Avocado
This extra gentle, sulfate-free conditioning shampoo is formulated especially for dogs with sensitive or allergy-prone skin. SheaPet's Shea Butter and Avocado-rich formula
is loaded with super premium conditioners for a shiny, healthy coat. Aloe, Jojoba and Soy, Rice and Oat proteins have been added to help soothe and moisturize dry, itchy skin. Fragrance-free.
Perfect for puppies and cats too! Highly concentrated -- each bottle yields approximately 10-25 washes, depending on the size of your dog.
Directions: Shake well. Sulfate-free shampoos lather less, but clean and deoderize just as well. Wet your dog thoroughly and shampoo as usual, leaving lather to sit for 5 minutes
for optimum conditioning. Dilute 10-1 for easier application and rinsing. This formula is gentle, however it's best to avoid the eye area.
Ingredients: Water, Conconut-based cleansers (sulfate-free), Aloe barbadenis leaf juice, Glycerin, Nilotica Shea Butter, Persea gratissima (Avaocado oil), Jojoba Oil, Hydrolyzed Casein, Hydrolyzed Rice, Soy, Oat and Wheat Proteins,
Caster Oil, Panthenol, Eucalyptus Oil, Peppermint Oil, Citrus aurantium amara (Bitter Orange flower extract), Chamomilla recutita extract, Achillea millefolium (Yarrow extract), Arctium lappa (Burdock extract),
Calendula officinalis extract, Macrocystis (Sea Kelp extract), Sambucus nigra (Elder Flower extract), Symphytum officinale (Comfrey extract), Citric acid.
About SheaPet
SheaPet makes cruelty-free and environmentally conscious products using Fair Trade Organic Shea Butter and the highest quality botanical ingredients. They try their best to source
ingredients direct from rural producers and cooperatives in developing nations. For instance, all of their shea butter is wild-gathered and produced locally by the Northern Uganda Shea Processor's Association
(NUSPA), a cooperative run by women in rural Uganda. Their products are never tested on lab animals, and a percentage of their proceeds are donated to local animal shelters and animal protection
organizations.
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