Dermallay Oatmeal Shampoo, 355ml.

Dermallay Oatmeal Shampoo

Dermallay Oatmeal Shampoo is a clinical-grade, natural oatmeal-based shampoo formulated for pets with sensitive skin. It features an extra-gentle, soap-free formula designed to cleanse, control itching, and restore the skin of dogs, cats, and horses suffering from dryness, redness, inflammation, or flaking/dandruff.

Main Nutrients and Mechanisms of Action

• Colloidal Oatmeal: A water-soluble natural oat extract with excellent anti-pruritic and anti-irritant properties. It helps pets relax and reduces scratching that can lead to skin abrasions.
  
• Ceramide Complex: Contains ceramides (Ceramide 1, 3, 6 II), essential lipids for skin structure. It repairs and restores damaged skin barrier, protecting the skin from germs, dirt, and external allergens. Safflower Seed Oil
• Seed Oil): Rich in Omega-6 essential fatty acids, it helps retain moisture in the skin, prevents dryness and flaking, and nourishes hair, leaving it soft, smooth, and shiny.

Key Product Features

• Soap-Free Formula: Thoroughly cleanses away dirt and bacteria without stripping away the natural oils that coat the skin and fur, preventing dryness or tightness after bathing.
  
• Mild Apple Scent: Helps neutralize body odors and unpleasant smells, leaving your pet smelling naturally fresh.
  
• High Safety Profile: Hypoallergenic formula that is gentle on pets with sensitive skin or allergies; suitable for regular, long-term use to maintain skin health.

Directions for use

• Thoroughly wet the pet's coat with clean water.
  
• Apply Dermallay Oatmeal Shampoo directly onto the pet; lather and massage gently until a rich foam covers the entire body.
  
• Important: Leave the lather on the pet for 5–10 minutes to allow the oatmeal extract and ceramides to penetrate, nourish the skin, and relieve itching.
  
• Rinse thoroughly with clean water, then towel-dry or blow-dry the coat completely.
  
• Frequency of use: For pets suffering from itching or severe skin dryness, it is recommended to bathe them 2–3 times a week, or as directed by a veterinarian.