4Legger Organic Shampoo For Dogs - Oatmeal Lavender

4-Legger’s unique process harnesses the benefits of non-GMO, pesticide, and herbicide-free organic oat milk. Instead of using colloidal oatmeal, they take a more natural approach by extracting the oat milk directly from oat kernels and mixing it with corn-derived vegetable glycerite. This means it retains all of its anti-inflammatory, anti-irritant, and moisturizing properties.

To enrich this formula, it’s been paired with lavender essential oil to add a calming touch, while boasting anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe skin, reduce itching, and promote overall skin health.

Suitable for all skin types, this natural oatmeal and aloe dog shampoo restores moisture and helps maintain a shiny, healthy coat.

1) Shake the bottle to blend the ingredients.

2) Wet your dog with warm water and apply shampoo to the palm of your hand.

3) Apply it from head to tail.

4) Gently massage the shampoo into your dog's coat and rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear.

While its consistency is thin, you'll only need a small amount to lather well.

Saponified organic oils of coconut, olive, and jojoba, organic aloe vera, organic oatmeal glycerite, lavender essential oil, and rosemary extract

How do I use 4Legger Organic Shampoo for dogs?

Give the bottle a shake to mix the ingredients. Use warm water to wet your pup from head to tail. Put some 4-Legger in your hand and apply it.

Despite its thin texture, you'll notice that a small quantity is sufficient to cover your dog and create a good lather. If you want more foam, use more water instead of more shampoo.

Delicately massage 4-Legger into your pet's fur. Rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear.

Reminder: Be cautious around your pet's eyes. Use a washcloth to clean their face.

What is oatmeal glycerite?

We get it – it doesn't sound very natural, but oatmeal glycerite is the name of the ingredient and the extraction process. It really is the best way to get the oatmeal out of the oat kernel!

When saponifying oils, one of the natural products of saponification is glycerine from the fats in the oil. That's what makes this shampoo so special.

Glycerine is mised with the heads of the oatmeal plant (which has the oat milk). After mixing and filtering to remove all of the plant parts, the result is “oatmeal glycerite” – or oatmeal naturally extracted in glycerine.

This process is the most natural way to get the oat milk out of the plant without breaking it down into a synthetic ingredient and allows it to retain all of its natural moisurizing and healing properties.