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Originally Posted by Yorkiedaze  I've been doing some checking into these products and the more I read, the more confusing it gets. They should offer classes so you would know exactly what your doing.
It says to use a purifying mask or balsam with the Purifying shampoo. The Purifying shampoo isn't concentrated, so your going to use it quicker than the Green Apple shampoo that you dilute 1 part shampoo to 5 parts water. It's also recommended for the long hair dogs.
It also says Balsams "must always be used after each shampoo". "Otherwise, the sweat gland (sebaceous gland) goes into overproduction and the dog's skin can become greasy, dry and irritated and /or smelly".
These may be wonderful products, but are very new to the states and I think more information is needed for the customer before making a purchase. Maybe the president in sun City, AZ. could send some kind of brochure or something that has all the information needed to make a more informed decision, especially since these products are expensive. |
I understand and agree about the confusion with all of the products offered. There are several lines, with some more for "everyday use", others geared more to show people, and then the Therapeutic line for problem skin/coat conditions.
On the product instruction page it does say the Purifying shampoo is concentrated and can be diluted or used full strength for extra detoxifying. And, using Balsam (conditioner) after shampoo is something I already do. The Purifying shampoo should be used about every 6 weeks and the Green Apple can be used for every bath. So really you wouldn't use the Purifying shampoo up before the Green Apple even if you used it full strength.
I'm sure they have literature to mail out, give Linda a call and ask about literature and any questions you have....she's always been great to visit with me and answer any questions I've had.