- Jan 8, 2011
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When they say 'color enhancing soap', their talking about brightners and darkeners, of these two, I have only seen an affect from the brightner, (its always a blue shampoo, which is why you follow it up with another shampoo to really rinse it out and get the effect), we used them in our show dogs and horses forever-works good, some better than others, more dark blue concentrated the better, but darkners i have never noticed a difference and just don't waste money on them since its usually easily prevented by an hour or two of daylight and the rest indoors, and sometimes its just dry feathers, which regular oil, (vegetable, olive, cod liver oil-can't use as much of cod bc of the risk of high levels of mercury), in the food and dirrectly on the feathers works best, keep in mind the oil is a maintainance thing if its on the feathers, do don't it right before a show unless after the bath they are really dry still, then just barely use some on a q-tip to get into the feathers, each by hand, don't get on the fluff-but like i said, brightner is the one that shows results-just makes them whiter, takes stains out, its the same as bluing for clothes-some people just put that dirrectly in the bath water, just a few drops, i don't, shampoo works better-
When they say 'color enhancing soap', their talking about brightners and darkeners, of these two, I have only seen an affect from the brightner, (its always a blue shampoo, which is why you follow it up with another shampoo to really rinse it out and get the effect), we used them in our show dogs and horses forever-works good, some better than others, more dark blue concentrated the better, but darkners i have never noticed a difference and just don't waste money on them since its usually easily prevented by an hour or two of daylight and the rest indoors, and sometimes its just dry feathers, which regular oil, (vegetable, olive, cod liver oil-can't use as much of cod bc of the risk of high levels of mercury), in the food and dirrectly on the feathers works best, keep in mind the oil is a maintainance thing if its on the feathers, do don't it right before a show unless after the bath they are really dry still, then just barely use some on a q-tip to get into the feathers, each by hand, don't get on the fluff-but like i said, brightner is the one that shows results-just makes them whiter, takes stains out, its the same as bluing for clothes-some people just put that dirrectly in the bath water, just a few drops, i don't, shampoo works better-