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Elderberry and Ginger Anti-Itch Shampoo - ISB

Name: Elderberry and Ginger Anti-Itch Shampoo - ISB
Brand: Iv San Bernard
SKU: PET-05192
Price: 22 EUR
Availability: InStock

Reference: PET-05192

€22.00

Soothing shampoo with elderberry and ginger.

Elderberry and

€22.00

Targeted cleansing treatment for itching and redness

Is your pet constantly scratching or does it have red, unbalanced skin? IV San Bernard's Elderberry and Ginger Shampoo (Fruits of the Groomer range) is the most effective solution for soothing sensitive skin. Designed to gently cleanse already fragile skin, it purifies the skin's surface and opens the follicles, preparing the skin to receive the essential skincare creams needed for protection.

A synergy of soothing and purifying active ingredients

Elderberry extract: Acts as a natural antiseptic that limits the proliferation of bacteria responsible for skin imbalances and bad odors.
Ginger extract: Rich in minerals, it helps to strengthen the skin barrier.
Panthenol: A highly soothing active ingredient that calms feelings of discomfort from the first use.
Ultra-gentle cleansing base: Cleanses without damaging the skin's protective barrier. Caution: This product is a complementary cosmetic treatment and does not replace veterinary advice.

The "Spa Light" protocol: Instructions for use

1. Pre-mask (On irritated skin)	On dry hair. Mix 1 tbsp of Elderberry/Ginger Mask + 1 tbsp of pH Balance + 1 tbsp of PEK in 50 ml of warm water. Blend into an emulsion, apply to the skin. Leave on for 15 minutes, rinse.
2. Just one shampoo	Dilute 1 part shampoo with 3 parts water. Apply to wet fur, massage for 3 to 4 minutes, then rinse. Wash only once to avoid stripping the skin.
3. Final mask required	Repeat the same preparation as in step 1. Apply to towel-dried hair, leave on for 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly, then dry. (The pH Balance cream is the minimum required).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why only shampoo my dog once, even if it's very dirty?

Frequent shampooing damages the skin's protective barrier. On itchy or red skin, it's completely counterproductive. If you follow the "Spa Light" protocol, the pre-mask will have already bound oils and dirt. Any remaining dirt will be naturally removed with the final mask. Shampooing is only used to gently open the skin's cuticles.

Is it really necessary to use pH Balance cream after shampooing?

Yes, it's essential. Washing with shampoo opens the hair cuticles and pores. On irritated skin, it's imperative to rebalance the skin's pH and close the cuticles using a nourishing mask like pH Balance cream to protect the epidermis.

Reference PET-05192_1