UltraCruz Equine Black Diamond Shampoo®: sc-516106
Equine Black Diamond Shampoo for Horses – UltraCruz®
by Santa Cruz Animal HealthHorse shampoo that intensifies black coats and reduces red tones
- Reduces red tones in dark coats
- Optical brighteners for brilliant color
- Removes scurf with deep-cleaning, easy-rinse formula
- Deep cleaning, but gentle pH balanced formula
- Produces saturated black coats with brilliant highlights
- All UltraCruz® horse grooming products are made in the USA with globally-sourced ingredients
- Highly recommended by others, see testimonials in tab below
- Same day shipping on orders received before 3:30 PM Central Time Monday-Friday.
- DISCOUNT: Bulk orders of UltraCruz® Animal Health products totaling $500 or more receive a 5% discount.
| Catalog # | Description | Price | Qty | Autoship | CART | FAVORITES |
sc-516104 | 16 oz Shampoo | $9.95Autoship: $9.45 | ||||
sc-516105 | 32 oz Shampoo | $16.95Autoship: $16.10 |
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UltraCruz Equine Black Diamond Shampoo® for Horses
- Darkening shampoo removes red tones
- Gently cleans without stripping natural oils
- Brings out natural color, highlights leaving brilliant black
UltraCruz Equine Black Diamond Shampoo® for Horses intensifies black coats and reduces reddish tones often caused by sun fading in dark horses. This formula is gentle, safe, pH balanced and produces saturated rich color with brilliant highlights. The easy rinse formula is free of harsh chemicals and easily removes stains.
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