Mane And Tail Shampoo - Why You Should Consider Horse Shampoo For Your Own Use

Mane And Tail Shampoo - Why You Should Consider Horse Shampoo For Your Own Use

If you've never heard of Mane And Tail Shampoo, this article is well worth a look - I guarantee you'll be surprised by what you read. As you may have guessed from its name, it was originally a horse shampoo created to produce healthy manes and tails for the horses it was used to clean - however over the years it has become a leading shampoo for human hair as well. Most folks I've told about this find the whole thing a bit bizarre - why on earth would people want to use a horse shampoo when there are so many human shampoos available? I thought I'd write this article to describe the history of the product, and explain why Mane And Tail Shampoo, as well as other shampoos initially intended for horses, have made it in to the mainstream human beauty products market.

It's hard to find out exactly how far back the use of a horse shampoo by a human goes - but suffice it to say this is no new trend. My guess is that as long as there has been horse shampoo, humans will have been giving it a go. It stands to reason. If we just look at the economics of the situation, we have hard-up people in rural areas given the option to either buy more expensive human shampoo, or try the cheaper horse shampoo they already have lying around in the stables. What is more recent, however, is the widespread use of horse shampoos in cities around the world, and the discussion of their usage in the mainstream media. The main factors behind this growth are the rapid increase in internet communities discussing brands like Mane And Tail Shampoo, following high profile marketing campaigns aimed at changing people's perception of horse shampoos. After the initial surge though, the popularity would have died down unless people found there to real improvements when they started to use horse shampoo.

The popularity of Mane And Tail Shampoo as a horse shampoo was down to the fact that horse cleaned with it quickly had a superior appearance - their manes and tails were free from knots, and looked shiny and glossy. Luckily horse shampoo has been found to produce very comparable results when used on people's hair - and what's more, people tend to look for the same sort of things in their own hair as is considered desirable in horse hair. Those with curly and wiry hair have spoken of a great improvement when they've started to use horse shampoo, maybe because this type of hair is most similar to horse hair itself.

Another group of people who find Mane And Tail Shampoo ideal is people with skin allergies, or just sensitive skin - because horse shampoos are mild enough not to irritate the skin at all. Whilst shampoos for humans are often packed with sweet smelling additions, this is considered unnecessary in horse shampoos. Since there's no need to add artifical fragrance to horses hair, there's no need to put these in the horse shampoo. As such, horse shampoo comprises cleaning agents and little more, besides substances to moisturize and soften and skin. Mane And Tail Shampoo is great for scalp as well as hair, with a special additive which nourishes the skin.

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