maggie after minksheen bath....

[ARCHIE]

When I saw this thread I was afraid to look!
I am glad she didn't FLUFF up like a ball of cotton candy
Maggie is a beautiful little girl. Wait a day or two because I
have to say it does look alittle different. I bathed Buddy last Fri
night and by 3-4 days later his coat usually looks alittle dry. With Minksheen
he still is very shiny and so very soft. His coat is straight and
just coming in long but I believe him to have a silky coat. I
really think as the day goes on you might still see a difference.
If not nothing lost! This product and Cranberry Fields are my
favorites for Buddy.

[JESSY_RN2B]

Originally Posted by ARCHIE

When I saw this thread I was afraid to look!
I am glad she didn't FLUFF up like a ball of cotton candy
Maggie is a beautiful little girl. Wait a day or two because I
have to say it does look alittle different. I bathed Buddy last Fri
night and by 3-4 days later his coat usually looks alittle dry. With Minksheen
he still is very shiny and so very soft. His coat is straight and
just coming in long but I believe him to have a silky coat. I
really think as the day goes on you might still see a difference.
If not nothing lost! This product and Cranberry Fields are my
favorites for Buddy.

Great advice Carol..........Bobbi's coat looked better the following day and thereafter.......so I agree!!

[Holly_QD]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Is there a possibility of you taking a close up pic of her coat. I'd like to see if her coat reflects light.....also, like to see the furnishings on her feet. I love the fact that she's holding color.....

One more question, does her coat feel cool to the touch....even in sunshine.

My Denny though pure silk, had frizzy ends while he was growing out his puppy coat....I pondered and worried over his coat texture, very concerned because he was obtained as a show puppy (once again, I doubted my breeder/mentor, I keep doing that, and I shouldn't every question her expertise).......anyway, that boy is in full pure silk coat.

Hello, I don't know if you were talking to me but I was hoping you could still help determine that for me. Here are some pics.

Also, she likes to lay by the window in the sun and she feels a little warm.

She is 5 months old. Can you determine coat texture this early even though she still has her puppy coat?
Thanks in advance.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by Holly_QD

Hello, I don't know if you were talking to me but I was hoping you could still help determine that for me. Here are some pics.

Also, she likes to lay by the window in the sun and she feels a little warm.

She is 5 months old. Can you determine coat texture this early even though she still has her puppy coat?
Thanks in advance.

Lights reflecting off her coat from what I can see, her feet don't look like fuzzy bedroom slippers......

Five months is a good age to start seeing some changes, you can see the definition from the puppy coat and the adult coat at the hair line....you begin to see the coat shinier.....

From what I can tell from the pics, your pup definately looks like silk.

If you have a pin brush and lift the coat with the brush, when you drop the coat down does it drop right back into place?

[JESSY_RN2B]

Originally Posted by Holly_QD

Hello, I don't know if you were talking to me but I was hoping you could still help determine that for me. Here are some pics.

Also, she likes to lay by the window in the sun and she feels a little warm.

She is 5 months old. Can you determine coat texture this early even though she still has her puppy coat?
Thanks in advance.

Awww, your girl is ADORABLE as well......very pretty

[LuvMySissy]

Linda - Maggie looks beautiful. The only thing I see from the 3rd photo is it looks like she has some split ends (like human hair). If she's never been trimmed, you might want to try a good pair of hair sheers and just trim her ends. Other than that her coat looks great!!!! Both my girls continue to get softer and silkier for two days after their grooming with MinkSheen!!!

[Holly_QD]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Lights reflecting off her coat from what I can see, her feet don't look like fuzzy bedroom slippers......

Five months is a good age to start seeing some changes, you can see the definition from the puppy coat and the adult coat at the hair line....you begin to see the coat shinier.....

From what I can tell from the pics, your pup definately looks like silk.

If you have a pin brush and lift the coat with the brush, when you drop the coat down does it drop right back into place?

she's napping so I don't want to go try it right now. from what I can remember, It's still a little fine so it's light, but I think it does go back.

[Bama Yorkie Mom]

I posted some pictures of up close shots for you. thanks for everyone input. I do really appreciate it. and yes Jodi, when I said fuzzy i mean it looks like broken hair or split ends to me also. I did like the smell of the minksheen to all who havent tried it and she really is so soft but her hair is always soft.

[BlondieGirl87]

Originally Posted by Bama Yorkie Mom

I posted some pictures of up close shots for you. thanks for everyone input. I do really appreciate it. and yes Jodi, when I said fuzzy i mean it looks like broken hair or split ends to me also. I did like the smell of the minksheen to all who havent tried it and she really is so soft but her hair is always soft.

Aw, just wanted to say your girl is gorgeous! Maybe you could try giving her a trim and see if that helps. If she has a true silk coat it could be the split ends that are giving her the fly away appearance after using MinkSheen.

[Bama Yorkie Mom]

Originally Posted by BlondieGirl87

Aw, just wanted to say your girl is gorgeous! Maybe you could try giving her a trim and see if that helps. If she has a true silk coat it could be the split ends that are giving her the fly away appearance after using MinkSheen.

I was thinking about getting her a trim but I dont trust them to not cut her way short. I probably could do it, as I have always cut my own hair and most everyone else's that wanted me too. and my hubbys hair too, but even i'm scared I'll get hers too short and my hubby would have a fit. He dont want her cut at all, i've mentioned it to him before. But I might just get my scissors out one day when he is at work and surprise him. It will grow back out. I kinda do believe her hair is still got baby hair in it plus some of it might be split ends too.

[pea496]

I got my milksheen this week. I am planning on using it tomorrow after our walk in the park.

[Bama Yorkie Mom]

Originally Posted by pea496

I got my milksheen this week. I am planning on using it tomorrow after our walk in the park.

post pictures of her please after you use it.

[BlondieGirl87]

Originally Posted by Bama Yorkie Mom

I was thinking about getting her a trim but I dont trust them to not cut her way short. I probably could do it, as I have always cut my own hair and most everyone else's that wanted me too. and my hubbys hair too, but even i'm scared I'll get hers too short and my hubby would have a fit. He dont want her cut at all, i've mentioned it to him before. But I might just get my scissors out one day when he is at work and surprise him. It will grow back out. I kinda do believe her hair is still got baby hair in it plus some of it might be split ends too.

Hm, I know how you feel. We have a great groomer that I trust but I do most of Jaden and Jewelina's trimming myself as well. It's scary the first time but it gets a lot easier. Just start with a little and remember you can always take off more and now the other way around Baby hair does make a lot of difference, as soon as Jewelina grew out of her puppy coat the difference was striking. It went from fuzzy poofy hair to sleek silk that lays perfectly flat.

[Holly_QD]

Originally Posted by JESSY_RN2B

Awww, your girl is ADORABLE as well......very pretty

Thank you so much.

[Bama Yorkie Mom]

Holly, your baby is very pretty. Her coat looks great to me.