Handmade solid antiparasitic shampoo for dogs

Solid antiparasitic handmade dog shampoo. Made by cold artisan method with top quality vegetable oils. Without dyes, fragrances, parabens, silicones, mineral or animal oils, preservatives or chemical additives that can alter the balance of the skin and irritate it.

Solid shampoos are environmentally friendly, since they do not require plastics for packaging and are presented in smaller recyclable containers, which results in a decrease in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

Properties of solid antiparasitic shampoo

Tea tree oil has fungicidal and bactericidal properties, which makes it a perfect ally for dog hygiene.

Suitable for eliminating fleas and ticks

Ingredients of solid antiparasitic shampoo 

Acoconut, olive, palm oils (sustainably grown), tea tree oil, rosemary extract, thyme, lemon and vitamin E.

Tea tree oil: (Melaleuca alternifolia) has properties antibacterial and antifungal. Es known for its properties antimicrobial, which can help prevent and treat bacterial and fungal infections on your dog's skin. It has a scent that Naturally repels fleas, ticks and other insects, which helps prevent infestations. Can relieve itching and irritation caused by flea bites and other irritants.

Rosemary extract: (rosmarius officinalis) is rich in antioxidants, which can help protect your dog's skin from damage caused by free radicals. Rosemary can stimulate blood circulation on the skin and scalp, which can be beneficial for hair follicle health.

Thyme: (Thymus vulgaris) is known for its antimicrobial properties, which can help prevent and treat skin infections. May have properties anti-inflammatory that reduce skin inflammation in case of irritation.

Lemon: (citrus limon) lemon has a fresh, citrus aroma that can leave your dog's coat smelling pleasant after bathing. The citrus aroma of lemon can also help repel insects and parasites.

Format

100 gram bar of soap.

*Made by Alonso de la Torre Natural Cosmetics, specialized in the manufacture of artisan soaps.

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