How is horse shampoo different from people shampoo?

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  1. Nov 30, 2003 #1
    primroselane

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    Alice In TX/MO

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    Judging from that picture, it causes your breasts to appear fake.
     
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    AngieM2

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    Wonder what I did wrong when I use to use it sometimes?

    Didn't have the same results, Rats!

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    mikell

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    Pictures are so hard to tell. I prefer to use the old fashoned Hands On method. Just and old fashoned guy at heart I guess.


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    jillianjiggs

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    I'm not really sure how the horse shampoo is different, but when I had a horse I used the shampoo on the horse, the goats, the dog, and myself. It gives you nice, silky hair. :)
     
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    Soni

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    To get the "lifting and plumping" effect you have to massage it in. For a long time.
     
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    Don Armstrong

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    Darned chemical run-off. Disfigurement, malformation, abnormal growths - pollution effects everywhere you look.
     
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