Strictly speaking, no shampoo can be free of chemicals. Nature itself is made of chemicals. Water is a chemical substance, and plants consist of chemical compounds. As soon as ingredients are combined and processed, chemical and physical processes take place.
That is why when I spoke of "chemical-free care," I never meant that my products contain no chemicals. What I mean is my philosophy: as natural and gentle as possible. And only what skin and hair really need.
What I look for in ingredients
Especially when it comes to our dogs, I pay close attention to what regularly comes into contact with their skin and coat. That is why a conscious selection of ingredients is important to me. A blanket promise like "chemical-free" does not help you make this decision.
If you want to know whether a particular product contains silicones or parabens, it depends on its specific composition. Feel free to ask me about the ingredients of the product in question.
Shine alone is not enough for me
A coat can shine and feel soft after bathing, only to become dull and tangled again two days later. That is not enough for me. Good care keeps the hair supple and manageable. And it takes the sensitive skin underneath into account.
Natural does not mean unprocessed
Natural raw materials must also be extracted, purified, processed, and stabilized. Often, they need to be combined with one another. Only then can they be turned into a care product.
That is why I do not want to create a false impression with the term "chemical-free." For me, it is about consciously formulated care and carefully selected ingredients, not a shampoo without chemicals.
The type of coat my products are designed for
With long and curly coats, what you use to care for them is particularly important. My basic care routine consists of three products:
- Silk Shampoo for regular bathing
- Blue Ice Conditioner, so that the hair is easy to comb through afterwards
- Power Frizz for detangling mats and knots
They are designed to provide intensive yet gentle care for the skin and hair. They are particularly well suited for Bolonka Zwetna, Havanese, Maltese, Poodle, Toy Poodle, and Tibetan Terrier. How I use the three of them on my dogs is explained in my care routine.
If you would like to try the products first, you can also find a sample set in the shop.
What Beauty Pure means to me
As much nature and conscious care as possible. As little unnecessary strain as possible.
For me, healthy skin and a well-cared-for coat do not start with shine. They start with the ingredients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there such a thing as chemical-free dog shampoo?
No. Natural ingredients and water are also chemicals, and chemical and physical processes take place during manufacturing. A more useful question is which substances a shampoo contains and which it does not.
Are Beauty Pure products free of silicones and parabens?
This cannot be answered with a blanket statement for all products. The composition of the product in question is what matters. Feel free to ask me about the specific ingredients.
Can I use human shampoo for my dog?
Not for regular care. Dog skin has a different pH level than human skin.