Iv San Bernard Green Apple Shampoo

The Iv San Bernard Green Apple Shampoo is specially made for all long-haired breeds, e.g. Briard, Maltese, Shih-Tzu.

It moisturizes the coat and strengthens the hair, making it soft and shiny. Tangles can be brushed out easily. The shampoo leaves the hair smelling fresh and clean with a light fruity touch.

Directions for use:
The ISB Green Apple Shampoo can be used pure or diluted with up to 5 parts of water. Apply the shampoo or mixture to the wet coat. Let it set for a few minutes. Rinse thoroughly. For a better result, you should now use the Iv San Bernard Green Apple Conditioner to condition the coat.

The Iv San Bernard Green Apple shampoo is over 90% bio-degradable.

For easier dosage of the 3 l shampoo, use the Iv San Bernard pump in size 11 cm.

Ingredients:
Aqua, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Chloride, Laureth-2, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Phenoxyethanol, Parfum/Fragrance, PEG-15 Cocopolyamine, Ethylhexylglycerin, Sodium Cocoyl Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein
(Data refer to the manufacture’s information or the bottle labelling.)

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Manufacturer Item Name / SKU
Traditional line Green Apple Shampoo / 500 ml: NSHAM500
Traditional line Green Apple Shampoo / 1 l: NSHAM1000
Traditional line Green Apple Shampoo / 3 l: NSHAM3000

Manufacturer Information / Responsible Person in the EU
Iv San Bernard s.r.l.
Via Castelli, 7
50056 Montelupo F.no
Italien

Phone: +39 571 509106
Email: info@ivsanbernard.it

Technical Data Sheet
Product data sheet Iv San Bernard Green Apple Shampoo
(Information provided by the manufacturer)

Manufacturer Safety/Warning Notes
It may irritate eyes (in case of contact). Contact with eyes: wash carefully and adequately with water; in the event of persistent irritation, please contact a doctor.
In case of ingestion: slight irritation to the gastrointestinal tract. Accidental ingestion: consult a doctor. Do not induce vomit.

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