Has anyone used Mane n Tail shampoo on their hair?
Posted by Mark on September 06, 2004 at 23:37:12
Hello I am trying a new shampoo and conditioner called Mane n Tail which can be used on horses,humans,or like on cats or dogs. Is this a good shampoo to be using? I have used it for three days so far and it is making my hair really soft and more manageable. I was using a shampoo and conditioner called Daily Defense and it seemed to work fine but I wanted to try something new to see if it would work any better.
Re: Has anyone used Mane n Tail shampoo on their hair?
Posted by Ste on September 07, 2004 at 07:50:10
In Reply to: Has anyone used Mane n Tail shampoo on their hair? posted by Mark on September 06, 2004 at 23:37:12:
: Hello I am trying a new shampoo and conditioner called Mane n Tail which can be used on horses,humans,or like on cats or dogs. Is this a good shampoo to be using? I have used it for three days so far and it is making my hair really soft and more manageable. I was using a shampoo and conditioner called Daily Defense and it seemed to work fine but I wanted to try something new to see if it would work any better.
I've never used this but from what I hear it is terrible for causing buildup, some people even refuse to use it on their horses as after a few uses it ruined the horses mane. I'm not saying this will happen to u but it is loaded with silicones and waxes so be sure to use a clarifyer every few washes.
Re: don't horse around with your hair
Posted by Oversurf on September 08, 2004 at 22:46:12
In Reply to: Has anyone used Mane n Tail shampoo on their hair? posted by Mark on September 06, 2004 at 23:37:12:
: Hello I am trying a new shampoo and conditioner called Mane n Tail which can be used on horses,humans,or like on cats or dogs. Is this a good shampoo to be using?
I took a look at that stuff and thought, "No way." It comes in a huge container that only Mr. Ed or Trigger would appreciate and as you mentioned, it is marketed for humans to hamsters and everything in between.
Unless you answer to "HI-YO SILVER!", I would drop that stuff and stick to products meant for two legged critters with larger brains. :-)