Scrub up with Pet Head!
Scrub up with Pet Head!
What is Pet Head?
IN 2007, Pet Head was created by Kyara Mascolo the original creator of bed head hair care products. The husband and wife team, Bruno & Kyara Mascolo, are the owners and founders of Toni & Guy Salons & Academies. They are also the former owners of Tigi Linea Inc, which is now owned by Uniliever
What inspired Pet Head?
Kyara was inspired to create Pet Head, an edgy, fashion-forward line of pet products out of her love for animals.
Pet Head is manufactured in the USA and the human quality formula is pH balanced for pets.
What makes it different?
Pet head is a pH adjusted shampoo which is free of harmful chemicals such as petroleum derivatives and DEA. Meaning it won't harm your dog if it's licked or swallowed! Making shower time a whole less stressful… not to mention the unique and amazing smell of each bottle.
What is it made from?
Packed with natural ingredients in a bottle fully recyclable, there is no worry that you are impacting the environment badly. It is made in eco-friendly facilities and is NOT tested on animals… check out the different scents and ingredients below:
Oatmeal
- Aloe Vera
- Vitamin C and E
- Jojoba oil
All combine to moisturise, soften the coat, and help heal and protect sensitive skin
White Party
- Argon oil
- Natural citric acids
- Vitamin B3
Rehydrate, nourish, and strengthen the coat leaving a beautiful orange scent lingering on your dog.
Life’s an Itch
- Oatmeal
- Aloe Vera
- Tea Tree Oil
Soothe, purify, fortify, and moisturise the hair follicles and skin.
Furtastic Crème Rinse
- Oat protein
- Calendula extract
Strengthen the hair, leaving the coat fuller and healthier. Restore softness and vitality to the coat whilst soothing the skin.
Puppy Fun Tearless
- Shea Butter
- Safflower oil
Soothe and nourish the skin whilst restoring the suppleness and elasticity of the coat.
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