Exhibitor Labs Quic Conditioner
Quic Conditioner is a moisturizer and strengthener for the dry manes and tails. The rich micro-protein cream formula rehydrates, nourishes and helps strengthen the hair cuticle, helping to resist breakage and splitting.
Features
- Moisturizes, nourishes and detangles with a special blend of oils. Quic Conditioner is a superb rehydrating micro-protein cream formula for equine hair that nourishes and strengthens.
- Say goodbye to dry, frizzy, course and knotted manes and tails. Naturally leaves your horse’s coat, mane and tail looking and feeling soft, smooth and shiny.
- Reinforces and helps strengthen hair to resist breakage and splitting.
| Product Type | Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Target Use | Dry manes and tails |
| Key Ingredients | Micro-protein cream, blend of oils |
| Benefits | Rehydrates, nourishes, strengthens hair cuticle, reduces breakage and splitting |
FAQ
How often should I apply Quic Conditioner to my horse’s mane and tail?
Apply once per week, or as needed based on the dryness of the mane and tail.
Can Quic Conditioner be used on other parts of the horse’s coat?
Yes, it can be used on the body coat as well, especially in dry or coarse areas.
Is Quic Conditioner suitable for all horse breeds?
Yes, it is formulated for general equine use and works well across different breeds.
Christopher Vance –
My horse’s mane has become much softer and less frizzy after using Quic Conditioner weekly. The coat looks shinier and feels smoother to the touch. No more knots or split ends during grooming.
Christopher Chapman –
Used it for the first time last month and noticed a difference in the tail’s texture. It doesn’t leave a greasy residue and works well with my regular grooming routine.
Blake Robertson –
After a dry winter, my horse’s mane was very brittle. After applying Quic Conditioner twice a week, the hair has strengthened and no longer breaks easily.
Stephanie Smith –
The product absorbs quickly and doesn’t make the coat feel heavy. It’s a good daily maintenance product for keeping the mane and tail in good condition.