What shampoos do you like?

[wolfsoul]

Great replies everyone.. Helps alot with shampoo research. Love to know what everyone likes.

Out of curiosity...where are you ordering your supplies from? I'm somewhat looking for a different place to get my stuff.

I order from Petedge, Excalibur, and occasionally Hudson. I'm kinda looking around for new places too. I find Petedge to be the cheapest even though it's in the states.

[IRescue452]

I have a confession to make.... I've used Nature's Specialties on myself for the past couple of years

[wolf_Q]

We use Espree for most of our shampoos/conditioners, the highest diluting one is called Dog Gone Clean and its 50:1 - its what we use for the regular baths/wash faces as its tearless. I like it better than what we used to use ( Pro:35), but we tend to make it stronger than a 50:1 dilution to get a good suds. It has a nice, clean scent. We used to use Tomlyn and I think the Espree products work better. I'm not a big fan of Espree whitening though, it doesn't seem to whiten all that well and I don't really like the scent (smells like a bar of soap). We also use Espree conditioner (luxury remoisturizer), oatmeal and aloe shampoo, remoisterizing shampoo, and coal tar shampoo. They all seem to work well except the conditioner tends to take a while to rinse out. I believe the spa shampoos are made by Tropiclean and they work well too, I think it's a 16:1 dilution rate. I've never heard of Nature's Specialties, Kelco, or Nature's Choice - are they from Canada?

[ILoveMyAbbyGirl]

We use Espree for most of our shampoos/conditioners, the highest diluting one is called Dog Gone Clean and its 50:1 - its what we use for the regular baths/wash faces as its tearless. I like it better than what we used to use ( Pro:35), but we tend to make it stronger than a 50:1 dilution to get a good suds. It has a nice, clean scent. We used to use Tomlyn and I think the Espree products work better. I'm not a big fan of Espree whitening though, it doesn't seem to whiten all that well and I don't really like the scent (smells like a bar of soap). We also use Espree conditioner (luxury remoisturizer), oatmeal and aloe shampoo, remoisterizing shampoo, and coal tar shampoo. They all seem to work well except the conditioner tends to take a while to rinse out. I believe the spa shampoos are made by Tropiclean and they work well too, I think it's a 16:1 dilution rate. I've never heard of Nature's Specialties, Kelco, or Nature's Choice - are they from Canada?

Someone works at Petco, lol. I do too.

We make our Dog Gone Clean stronger than 50:1 too, for that same reason.