Tangle Free Mane & Tail Detangling + Conditioning Spray 750ml

UNITED EQUINE PRODUCTS LTD

£18.95

Tangle Free Mane Tail Detangling and Conditioning Spray. Our all-natural detangling spray quickly and effectively conditions hair and loosens knots with No Silicone or nasty chemicals. Utilizing Coconut Oil, Castor Oil, and Linseed Oil to moisturise, soften, and detangle hair. As the formula doesn’t contain any silicone or harsh chemicals, it doesn t deteriorate hair follicles and is great for horses with sensitive skin. Plus, it doesn t leave hair with a nasty residue or greasy feeling. Instructions: Spray Tangle Free liberally over mane and tail. Wait 2 full minutes to allow the formula to a

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