Katherine Martin, Independence, MO.Leaves the skin soft and the hair shiny! Rinses easily in cold water. "Nature's Clean is by far the best cleansing shampoo on the market!" We have horses that nearly rubbed their mane and tails off. After a few weeks, their whole attitude changed!
Donna Smith, Ft. Worth TexasAfter seeing what it did for my horses, I tried it on my little terrier, Mitzi. For years she has scratched herself until her skin bleed. The vets had prescribed cortisone and medicated shampoos. Nothing helped until Nature's Clean Shampoo and Rose' Conditioner. Mitzi and I want to Thank YOU!
They glow white with the White Magic Shampoo!
J.T.Mitchell, Leading APHA and AQHA Halter Trainer & JudgeWhen they line up, you can see the difference between the competitors that use Premier White Magic versus those that use the other brands. The Premier prepped hair just blooms with intensity.
Ann Pruitt Director, InfoHorseI bought the Rose’ Conditioner because my gorgeous, liver chestnut Morgan Mare was “fading” in the Florida sun. I was skeptical- but hopeful. All I can say is “Wow Wow Wow!” After 3 days of using Premier Rose’ Conditioner- she is back to her rich, liver color. It also made her smell Amazing! I am telling all my friends!
Per Premier Equine Products: the line is designed for performance, halter, miniature, and draft horses. Per the company: products contain absolutely NO silicon, so Premier Rose' Conditioner will never cause slippage of tack or harness. Per Premier Equine Products: the brand is known around the world by word of mouth.
Per Premier Equine Products: Premier Rose' Conditioner has been described as the "Barn Secret" for over 35 years (the company notes the smell always gave it away). Per the company: spray over the entire body, mane, and tail (wet or dry) and brush in. Per Premier Equine Products: with just pennies per day and three to five minutes, the hair generally deepens in color two to three shades, with a real difference in coat brightness after a week of daily use.
Per Premier Equine Products: yes. Per the company: Premier Rose' Leave-In Conditioner provides a moisture barrier that allows the skin and hair to lose static electricity that can attract dust and dirt. Per Premier Equine Products: ensured moisture levels reduce the ability to soak up and set in stains.
Per Premier Equine Products:
Per the company: White Magic has been a leading whitening and stain-removal shampoo in the horse and livestock industry for over 35 years.
Per Premier Equine Products, owner testimonials include:
"I bought the Rose' Conditioner because my gorgeous, liver chestnut Morgan Mare was 'fading' in the Florida sun. I was skeptical — but hopeful. All I can say is 'Wow Wow Wow!' After 3 days of using Premier Rose' Conditioner she is back to her rich, liver color. It also made her smell AMAZING!" — Ann Pruitt, Director, InfoHorse
"Nature's Clean is by far the best cleansing shampoo on the market! We have horses that nearly rubbed their mane and tails off. After a few weeks, their whole attitude changed!" — Katherine Martin, Independence, MO
"They glow white with the White Magic Shampoo!" — Ross Roark, Trainer of Multiple AQHA and APHA World Champions
"When they line up, you can see the difference between the competitors that use Premier White Magic versus those that use the other brands. The Premier prepped hair just blooms with intensity." — J.T. Mitchell, Leading APHA and AQHA Halter Trainer Judge
Per Premier Equine Products: yes — the company invites prospective dealers to call. Per the company: products are used by top trainers, judges, and active people in the horse industry.
Per Premier Equine Products: Phone 817-690-4241 (contact: Bob or Sondra), email Bob@PremierEquineProducts.com, website http://www.premierequineproducts.com. Address: P.O. Box 10, Granbury, Texas 76048. Pricing per the company: Premier Rose' Conditioner $9.95 (RTU quart) / $21.95 (concentrate quart, makes 11 quarts); Nature's Clean Shampoo $16.95 quart; White Magic Shampoo $21.95 quart. Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors.
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