Effol SuperStar-Shine Lavender 750ml

Effol gives no dosage or step-by-step method for this bottle. Brush your horse off first, then spray lightly onto a clean coat and onto mane and tail and comb through. A thin layer is enough.

Because this version contains alcohol, it calls for more care than the regular SuperStar-Shine. Spray outdoors or in a well-ventilated stable, not near a heater, a lamp or anyone smoking, and keep the bottle out of reach of children.

The lavender oil and the preservatives 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one appear on the label under EUH208: the product may cause an allergic reaction. Wash your hands after use and keep the bottle tightly closed, out of sunlight and away from heat, in its original packaging.

This bottle is for riders who know the SuperStar-Shine and want the lavender scent, or who will make good use of the name box on the yard. The scent is more pronounced than on the base version, so it suits those who choose it deliberately.

If you want a formula without alcohol and without flammability, take the Effol SuperStar-Shine 750 ml or the Effol SuperStar-Shine Mint 750 ml. If you are after something fresher and fruitier, the Effol SuperStar-Shine Orange & Ginger 750 ml is the pick; it is also the only one in the range Effol describes as suitable for all coat colours. If volume in mane and tail is your main concern, the Effol Mähnen-Schweif-Liquid 500 ml is more targeted. Effol presents this Lavender explicitly as a limited edition; anyone who wants to buy the same bottle again and again chooses the permanent base version.

Effol gives no instructions for use for this variant. Spray lightly onto a clean, dry coat and onto mane and tail, then comb through; rinsing is not needed. Work outdoors or in a well-ventilated stable, because the product is flammable: away from heat, sparks and open flames, and no smoking.

Wash your hands thoroughly after use, keep the bottle out of reach of children and store it tightly closed, out of sunlight and away from heat.

How does it differ from the regular Effol SuperStar-Shine?
The scent and the formula. This version contains lavender oil and alcohol denat. and is therefore flammable (H226); the base version has no hazard classification. The pH here is 7.5 to 9.5, against about 6 for the base.

Do I need to rinse this spray out?
No. Effol mentions no rinsing step; the spray stays in the coat and in the long hair.

What should I watch out for, given that the product is flammable?
Do not spray near heat, sparks, open flames or hot surfaces, do not smoke while using it, work in a well-ventilated space and keep the bottle out of reach of children.

Where does the lavender scent come from?
From real lavender oil: Lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil appears in the INCI list.

What is the box on the bottle for?
For writing your name. Handy on a yard or at a show, where several bottles get mixed up.

May I use this spray at a competition?
For this variant Effol says nothing: no statement on doping or a withdrawal period. Check the rules of your own federation.

Does this bottle come in other sizes?
No. Effol lists the Lavender in 750 ml only. The regular SuperStar-Shine does come in 125 ml, 750 ml and 3 l.

How should I store the bottle?
Tightly closed, in its original packaging, out of sunlight and uv and away from heat sources.

• Coat shine spray with lavender oil for coat, mane and tail, 750 ml, article 11326900.
• Limited edition from Effol, with a name box on the bottle.
• Gives, according to Effol, a radiant shine and keeps grooming easier for several days.
• Knots, shavings and straw come away almost without pulling; more volume and bounce in mane and tail.
• Formula with alcohol denat.: flammable (H226), pH 7.5 to 9.5.
• Label with EUH208: may cause an allergic reaction; wash hands after use.
• In 750 ml only; the regular SuperStar-Shine, Mint and Orange & Ginger are the permanent versions.