CFS Concentrate + Brightening Shampoo

Show-day whites and a coat that looks like you put an hour into it, without the hour. CFS is a concentrate, so a half ounce in a bucket of water suds up enough to work a whole coat, mane and tail. It gets after heavy dirt and the everyday stains a plain rinse leaves behind.

A built-in brightener sharpens the shine and helps white legs, blazes and stockings come up cleaner, with no purple or blue dye doing the work.

Highlights

• Deep clean that dissolves heavy dirt and stubborn stains
• Big suds for easier bathing and a deep clean
• Built-in brightener for white legs, blazes and stockings
• Dye-free, so no purple or blue tint to worry about
• Up to 50 washes from one bottle

At a glance

How to use it

Mix a bucket, lather the whole horse, rinse clean.

1. Dilute ½ oz. in a bucket of water.
2. Lather the shampoo solution all over the coat, mane and tail.
3. Rinse.
4. For extra cleaning power, use directly on white hair and tough stains.

Good to know

• Diluting in a bucket instead of pouring concentrate on the coat spreads it evenly and makes it easier to rinse out.
• Keep a little full-strength shampoo on hand for grass and manure stains on white socks and blazes.
• Work it in a section at a time. The suds carry a long way, so a small amount handles a whole horse.
• Scrape off the heavy water and let the coat dry before you blanket or turn out.

One bottle covers up to 50 washes, so it earns its shelf space through show season and every muddy week before it.