
Late Spring Sweat, Salt, and Fly Spray Reset for Horses | Draw It Out®
When late spring heats up, horses start carrying more than sweat. Salt, dust, and repeated fly spray layers can change how the coat feels...
Every rider knows that a horse’s coat reflects their care. Daily currying and using ShowBarn Secret® Soothing Horse Shampoo with Lavender are two of the simplest — and most effective — ways to bring out that natural glow while supporting skin health and calm energy.
Once the coat is loosened and refreshed from currying, follow up with ShowBarn Secret® Soothing Horse Shampoo with Lavender. This naturally derived formula cleans deeply without stripping away moisture — and the lavender brings calm to both horse and handler.
Infused with pure lavender oil to calm the nervous system and ease tension during bath time — ideal for anxious or sensitive horses.
Free from harsh detergents, the formula uses a coconut-based cleanser blend that’s safe for regular use on coats and skin.
Lavender leaves a subtle, non-irritating fragrance while helping repel odor-causing bacteria and environmental buildup.
Simply wet your horse’s coat, apply the shampoo, work into a light lather, and rinse thoroughly. Finish with a clean towel or sweat scraper — your horse will look, smell, and feel refreshed.
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