LASER SHEEN Ready-to-Use
Shine that lasts all week. LASER SHEEN is Farnam's ready-to-use coat shine and detangling spray: a non-greasy formula that brings out the coat's shine, detangles the mane and tail, and leaves a protective film that repels dust and dirt for seven days.
Its exclusive formula works on two fronts. On the coat, it delivers a deep shine without a greasy feel or sticky residue, while forming a barrier that keeps dust away and helps prevent grass and manure stains. On the hair, it provides long-lasting detangling: the mane and tail can be brushed without breakage and stay tangle-free much longer than with a conventional detangler.
The addition of aloe vera gel completes the formula by moisturizing the skin — a real benefit for horses with sensitive skin or those washed frequently.
✨ Key benefits
- ✔ Intense shine without a greasy feel or sticky residue
- ✔ Long-lasting detangling for mane and tail — less breakage while brushing
- ✔ 7-day protective effect: repels dust, grass stains and manure stains
- ✔ Aloe vera gel to moisturize the skin
- ✔ Ready to use — spray bottle, no dilution required
- ✔ Non-doping — suitable for use in competition
- ✔ Large 946 ml size: enough to last an entire competition season
📋 Technical specifications
- Form: ready-to-use spray in a spray bottle
- Size: 946 ml
- Application areas: coat, mane, tail
- Notable ingredient: aloe vera gel
- Competition: non-doping
- Manufacturer reference: 0045904
🐎 Why choose LASER SHEEN?
Because the finishing touches are all in the details, and a shining horse stands out as soon as it enters the arena. While many coat conditioners make the hair greasy and attract dust, LASER SHEEN does the opposite: it protects. Apply it in the morning before the competition, and the coat stays clean through the awards ceremony.
🧴 Directions for use
- Shake the bottle well before each use.
- Spray until the entire coat is thoroughly moistened.
- On the mane and tail, spray, then detangle with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb.
- ⚠️ Avoid the saddle and girth areas before riding: the coat becomes slippery.
