H2 Concentrate – Quart
1 quart concentrate – makes 1 gallon.
Product Mixing Instructions:
Mix 8 oz of concentrate in a spray bottle with 24 oz water.
Shake well!
$85.00
H2 Concentrate – Gallon
1 gallon concentrate – makes 4 gallons.
Product Mixing Instructions:
Mix 8 oz of concentrate in a spray bottle with 24 oz water.
Shake well!
$250.00
Proven to work H2 Routines:
Sheep
Leg Care:
After you have washed or rinsed hair, blow out the legs 3/4 the way dry. Then apply H2 into the legs and work it in, either GENTLY with a brush, or we prefer using our hands to ensure we get the product all the way to the follicle! Let the H2 sit and air dry for at least 10-15mins. Blow the legs out the rest of the way dry, COMPLETELY DRY, and wrap them!
Repeat this process 2-3x a week
Show Day:
To get the fresh feel and look at shows, add your 8oz of H2 and dilute with water! Want to make them white? Just add 2oz of whiteout on top of H2, and fill it with water! Make sure you keep a brush handy, and shake it up well when you go to spray it on their bodies. Don’t forget to wash them when the shows over!
Cattle
First wash or rinse the calf, then brush the hair forward. Next, get the calf 3/4 of the way dry and spray the product in. Brush or comb the product in, and let the calf sit for 30 minutes to an hour under fans. Finish off blowing the H2 into the hair and repeat the combing process!
Repeat the process daily.
Goats
Leg Routine:
You start by rinsing/washing the legs. Then blow them semi dry, and apply the H2! Let them air dry for about 10-15 minutes, and blow completely dry before putting up! Repeat 2-3 times a week. Full body Doe: Rinse every other day, apply H2 after blown out. Let it air dry for at least 10-15 minutes, and blow them the rest of the way dry! Show Day: To get the fresh feel and look at shows, add your 8oz of H2 and dilute with water!
Does:
Spray a light mist of H2 on their bodies after washing, then blow dry them at the stand. Lightly mist them one more time, then brush it in and send them to the ring!
Pigs
Wash and rinse the pigs first. Next, spray H2 on their body, and let them air dry for about 15-20 minutes. Finish up by using the blower to get them completely dry!!
Repeat at least 2x a week


