Ethique Pawfector Bar - Dog Conditioner
Regular price
$27.00
Get your pooch Insta-ready with the Pawfector conditioning bar. Packed with cocoa butter, coconut oil and lemongrass, you’ll boost softness and shine to take those snuggles to the next level. Perfect for all very good dogs.
This conditioner should last your pooch well over a year with regular washes.
Tested on humans of course.
Weight: 110g
INGREDIENTS
Stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, behentrimonium methosulfate, Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, Theobroma cacao (cocoa) butter, vegetable glycerine, caprylic/capric triglyceride, Lavandula augustifolia (lavender) essential oil, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus (Lemongrass) Oil, benzyl alcohol, dehydroacetic acid, citral, limonene, linalool
Compostable Packaging / Vegan / Cruelty Free / Palm Oil Free / Climate Friendly
HOW TO USE
Wrangle dog into bath tub. Soak fur thoroughly. Swipe bar up and down fur, then put bar down and lather well. Rinse well.
Our Bars Really Work
Our customers tell us the same thing again and again. You rave about how well our products work, far surpassing the quality of salon brands. Brianne explains that the reason for this is because the bars are super concentrated and made with potent natural ingredients. Our bars contain no nasties, no preservatives, they are cruelty free and vegan.
Saving You Money
Solid bars last between three to six times longer (depending on the product) than bottled products because they’re super-concentrated. You add the water not us, and yes our solid beauty bars foam when you are in the shower applying the product.
Sustainable
We use biodegradable ingredients and wrappers so our solid bars leave no trace on the planet. You can pop the compostable wrapping in your compost bin. No bottles, jars, lids or pump dispensers contributing to landfill or oceanic pollution.
Climate Friendly
Ethique was recognised as New Zealand’s most sustainable business when awarded an international B Corp certification in July 2015.
All of Ethique’s products are New Zealand-made and manufactured in Christchurch.