Beauty Pure Wild Henan Silk

WILD HONAN SILK

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Coat Care - Combability - Winter Care


Optimal care for the coat, suitable for all breeds.

Very pleasant scent that does not dissipate even in the rain -
makes the hair very supple, the dog always looks well-groomed -
protects hair from breakage caused by rubber bands -
makes hair easy to comb.

In winter, it cares for cracked paws and prevents ice and clump formation on paws and hair.

As a finishing fluid, distribute a few drops in your hands or on a natural bristle brush and work into the hair. Alternatively, stir 1/2 teaspoon into 1/4 - 1/2 liter of warm water and, after bathing, pour over the still-damp dog so that the hair is well soaked. Dry off, do not rinse again.

Leaves, moss, and nits can be combed out effortlessly -
prevents tangles -
loosens dandruff and cradle cap and simultaneously nourishes the skin -
the skin can absorb the product and utilize the contained nutrients -
and best of all, it repels biting insects.

It works differently here.

Ticks, fleas, biting flies, and mosquitoes do not like this product.
Ticks that do manage to attach themselves die off because the silk clogs their
proboscises. They suffocate. Thorough distribution is therefore very important to cover
all areas of the skin.

Wild Silk is also excellent for nourishing rough hands.

In winter, it cares for cracked paws and prevents ice and clump formation on paws and hair!


What is Wild Honan Silk?
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The main ingredient is the cocoon of the silk moth. In other words, a silk thread. Generally, we only buy
already opened goods, meaning the moths were able to hatch.
The raw material is degummed and the silk proteins are extracted via centrifuge.
The Wild Silk does not lose any of its nourishing properties in this process.
How we achieve these aforementioned properties remains
a secret. However, they are all the finest, most noble ingredients.

Therefore, only the best for our dogs. But it is also a fine thing for your hair.


Application:
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Drip a little Wild Silk onto a wild boar bristle brush and brush into the hair, or
rub some silk between your palms and knead evenly into the hair,
then finish with a regular brush.

For undercoat, use spread fingers to reach the skin.

In tick-infested areas, it is recommended to apply the Wild Silk after the final bath.

To do this, add 1/2 teaspoon of Wild Silk to 1/4 - 1/2 liter of warm water and pour it over the entire dog. Massage in. Do not rinse out.


Application - Cradle Cap in Puppies
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In the morning, massage a generous amount of Wild Silk into the affected skin areas with your fingers, but do not comb.
In the evening, apply a little more Wild Silk and carefully, preferably using a nit comb, go down to the skin and loosen the scabs. Then massage in a little more Wild Silk.
The next day, wash the areas with shampoo and conditioner.
Remaining scab particles will shed during combing within a few days, as they are only
hanging loosely in the hair.
If there is already hardened plaque on the skin, it may be necessary to repeat the process
as described. Then it should be fine.

from 50 ml

Ingredients: Aqua – all-natural silk α-helix protein – Panthenol - herbal fragrance extracts