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NAF Silky Mane & Tail D-Tangler is a high quality conditioning and nourishing spray which quickly makes troublesome tails and manes smooth, glossy, elegant and tangle-free.
Ingredients
Contains Lavender & Rosemary essential oils, geramiol, limonene and lonalool.
Directions for use
Spray directly onto mane and tail, allow to dry and comb through. Leaves a non greasy, non sticky natural shine that will not attract dust and allows mud to be easily brushed from hair. NAF recommend a small patch test is carried out before initial use.
Shake well before use.
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Wouldn’t be without it, makes detangling tails so much easier with minimal loss of hair.
Customer recommends this product
Good value for money, great detangler, a must for the grooming kit.
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Excellent product, easy to use and not only detangles but adds shine and condition. Highly recommend!
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I love this d-tangler, my horse has a naturally wavy mane and tail and it can be a nightmare to brush but this makes it so easy and leaves his hair smelly and looking great! I think it’s good value for money! Would recommend!
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding NAF Silky Mane & Tail D-Tangler, including answers from our team.
Sara
Can you use this on dogs? If so after bath when wet or when dry?
Horse mane/tail hair is particularly thick and so I would not advise using this product on your dog, it is not intended for use on dogs and is unlikely to have the desired effect. I recommend using dog friendly grooming products, here is a link to our Dog Grooming Range.
