Organic aloe vera
Comforts the skin beneath the coat, wash after wash.
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Made in the USATransparent formulaCruelty free
Premium Care · Horse shampoo
Styllian Premium Horse Shampoo
The show-day standard.
A conditioning wash for exceptional coats, manes, and tails. Organic aloe, glycerin, and vitamin E leave the coat clean, soft, and ready to shine.
$179.95The Season · 128 oz
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The shineConditioned softness and a deep, even gleam.
The labelOrganic aloe, glycerin, and a coconut cleanser, with every ingredient listed below.
The originMade in the USA by a small company in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Inside the bottle
Every ingredient, on the label.
Three conditioning essentials do the quiet work behind the shine. The full list follows, in label order.
Organic glycerin
Draws moisture into the hair, for softness you can feel.
Natural vitamin E
Helps protect and condition the coat between washes.
- Purified waterThe base of the wash.
- Organic potassium cocoateA coconut-derived cleanser that lifts dirt without stripping.
- Acrylates copolymerGives the wash its body, so it spreads evenly through the coat.
- Organic glycerinDraws moisture into the hair.
- DimethiconeA light silicone that smooths the hair and eases the comb-through.
- OctinoxateA UV filter, included to help dark coats resist sun bleaching.
- Natural panthenol (provitamin B5)Conditions mane and tail.
- Natural allantoinChosen to comfort sensitive skin.
- Organic aloe veraSoothes the skin beneath the coat.
- Natural vitamin E (mixed tocopherol)Helps protect and condition the coat.
DirectionsApply to a wet coat and mane. Massage into a rich lather. Rinse thoroughly and repeat as needed. Spot-test on a new horse before the first full wash.
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Questions & answers
Straight answers on the formula, the wash, and who it serves.
Every question, answeredWhat is in Styllian horse shampoo?
Every ingredient, in label order: purified water; organic potassium cocoate, a coconut-derived cleanser that lifts dirt without stripping; acrylates copolymer, which gives the wash its body; organic glycerin to draw moisture into the hair; dimethicone, a light silicone that smooths the hair and eases the comb-through; octinoxate, a UV filter; natural panthenol (provitamin B5) for mane and tail; natural allantoin, chosen for sensitive skin; organic aloe vera to soothe the skin beneath the coat; and natural vitamin E (mixed tocopherol). Non-GMO, cruelty free, paraben free, tear free, and hexane free.
How do you get a horse's coat to shine?
Shine begins with a clean, moisturized coat. Rinse thoroughly, avoid harsh detergents, and groom consistently. Styllian pairs organic glycerin with aloe and vitamin E to condition as it cleans.
Is horse shampoo safe for sensitive skin?
Styllian was formulated with sensitive skin in mind: natural allantoin and organic aloe vera were selected to comfort the skin beneath the coat. As the label advises, spot-test first on any new horse: one small patch on the shoulder, then wait a day.
Can people use Styllian shampoo too?
Yes. Styllian is made for the horse first, by people who have spent years making shampoos and conditioners for people, and its ingredients are ones you will recognize from shampoos at home: a gentle coconut-derived cleanser, organic aloe and glycerin, panthenol, and vitamin E, in a tear-free formula. As with any new shampoo, read the full ingredient list and spot-test first, because individual sensitivities vary.
How often should you wash a horse?
Most horses do well with a full shampoo wash every two to four weeks, with plain-water rinses after hard work in between. The right rhythm depends on the horse, climate, and workload.
The quiet hourCare is the ritual.
Care is the ritual.
The coat shows it.
Wet completely, work the formula through, and rinse until the water runs clear, then once more. Give the rinse more time than feels necessary.
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