Cavalor Refresh Wash

After work, go from top to bottom and start at the neck and the saddle area, where the sweat sits. A little shampoo in a bucket of water and a sponge is enough for the whole coat; on sweaty patches you can apply the shampoo directly.

Rinse thoroughly, then take the water off with a sweat scraper so the horse dries faster. Keep the shampoo away from the eyes: Cavalor explicitly asks you to avoid eye contact. The brand gives no dilution ratio.

Refresh Wash suits riders who wash in summer or after hard work, and anyone who likes a fresh scent around the yard. It works in every discipline and on every coat colour, including a horse going under the hose after a competition day.

If you want a shampoo without added fragrance for everyday washing, Cavalor Equi Wash is the pH-neutral basic shampoo, also available as a 2 L refill and a 2 L tub with pump. If grass, manure or urine stains are the real issue, Cavalor Bianco Wash is the concentrated stain shampoo, and Cavalor Bianco Spray the dry version without water.

Wet the coat to remove loose hair and dirt. Use Refresh Wash straight on the coat, or put a little in a bucket of water and work with a sponge. Then rinse the shampoo out well. Avoid contact with the eyes and use the product externally only. Keep out of reach of children; if medical advice is needed, keep the pack or label to hand.

What is Cavalor Refresh Wash used for?
For washing horses on warm days and after work. It is a pH-neutral shampoo with eucalyptus that, according to Cavalor, gives a subtly refreshing feel.

What exactly is in it?
Cavalor publishes the full list: Sodium Laureth Sulphate, Aqua, Cocamidopropyl betaine, Glycerin, Panthenol, PEG-4 Rapeseedamide, 2-bromo-2-nitropropane-1,3-diol, Sodium Chloride, Eucalyptus radiata.

Does the shampoo need rinsing out?
Yes. Apply it to the wet coat, let it work and then rinse well.

Do I need to dilute it?
You may: a little in a bucket of water, applied with a sponge. Straight on the coat works too. Cavalor gives no fixed ratio.

What do panthenol and glycerine do?
Cavalor calls them coat conditioners that give the coat volume and shine.

What is the difference from Cavalor Equi Wash?
Equi Wash is the neutral shampoo without added fragrance. Refresh Wash contains Eucalyptus radiata and targets warm days and after work.

What should I watch out for in use?
Cavalor asks you to avoid contact with the eyes and to use the product externally only. Store out of reach of children.

May I use it at a competition?
Cavalor makes no statement about competition use or a withdrawal time. Check your own federation rules.

• Cavalor Refresh Wash is a pH-neutral shampoo with eucalyptus in a 500 ml squeeze bottle.
• Made for washing on warm days and after work.
• The eucalyptus scent gives a subtly refreshing and energising feel, according to Cavalor.
• Panthenol and glycerine give the coat volume and shine.
• Cavalor publishes the full ingredients list for this product.
• Neat on the coat or a little in a bucket of water; always rinse out well.
• Avoid contact with the eyes; external use only.
• Cavalor puts horse skin between 7.0 and 7.4 and matches the shampoo to it.