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Sensitive skin, knots, odours, dull white: care for a specific situation.

Sensitive skin · Detangling and knots · Shine · Bad odours · Dandruff and oily skin · Moulting and weakened coat · Revive white coats · Between baths · Eyes and ears · Home hygiene

Sensitive skin

For skin that feels tight or reacts easily: a very gentle, non-aggressive wash followed by a soothing treatment. If redness or itching persists, see your vet.

Detangling and knots

Detangle before the bath, apply a detangling treatment, then brush section by section. Leave-in sprays make grooming easier between baths.

Shine

For a dull coat or a dark coat lacking shine: nourishing treatments and finishing sprays.

Bad odours

For wet-dog smell or a strong-smelling coat: an odour-neutralising shampoo, a leave-in treatment and, to finish, an alcohol-free scented water.

Dandruff and oily skin

For flaking skin or a coat that gets greasy quickly: purifying formulas, to use as a course of treatment.

Moulting and weakened coat

During moulting, a detangling treatment helps remove dead hair. For a weakened coat, strengthening treatments provide support. If the coat thins outside moulting periods, talk to your vet.

Revive white coats

For white or light coats that turn yellow: alternate with the usual shampoo.

Between baths

To freshen the coat without wetting it: mousse or dry shampoo, then a touch of fragrance.

Eyes and ears

Gentle, regular cleaning around the eyes and ears, especially for breeds with drooping ears or short muzzles.

Home hygiene

Beds, floors, rugs, blankets: Anigene products clean and deodorise the home when you live with pets.

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At the salon, your groomer can also use Iv San Bernard’s professional lines (Bianco e Nero, Vanesia, Zeolithe), reserved for groomers.

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