A simple and effective detangling spray can be made with a few simple ingredients. The best formula is a combination of 1 part conditioner to 2 parts Water plus 1 tablespoon of Moroccan oil mixed well, poured into a spray bottle, and liberally applied to any mats or tangles in any hair.

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This is now my family’s go-to detangler spray. I use it for our doodle, and my two daughters use it on their hair too. It really works great. When it comes to removing mats from my Goldendoodles fur, this describes a lot of the home remedies I have tried, including a few drops of coconut oil, a teaspoon aloe vera gel, a whole egg egg, cornstarch, drops of glycerin, olive oil, Cowboy Magic and detangler sprays from the drug store. Removing mats and tangles can be difficult, especially if you have a dog who doesn’t like to stand still. Plus, sensitive dogs won’t appreciate you pulling on their coats, and may be unwilling to tolerate the procedure. Consider using treats to help your dog associate grooming sessions with something pleasant. While it did work to eventually loosen up the mats, Lexie, my Doodle, would cry out in pain as I diligently worked to remove all of the mats in her fur. For this reason, I simply had to find a better way to remove mats without causing pain for my Goldendoodle. It was horrible knowing that with each brush of the comb, I was causing pain, and no amount of Cowboy Magic was going to solve that problem.In my opinion, this comb is completely optional. With this said, everybody, says you have to have one. My groomer, the breeder, all the message boards, but I have to admit, I never use the metal comb except with the DIY detangler spray I am about to tell you about! If you want to get one just to fit it, great. If not, don’t worry about it.

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Give it a good shake and a swirl so everything dissolves in the liquid, and you are good to go. If you want, you can add a few drops of essential oils like lavender or fresh rosemary to add a fresh scent while your comb through all that matted dog hair. They also have antimicrobial properties to help kill germs.I hope this was helpful. If so, please feel free to share it with other Doodle lovers, and let’s make grooming our pups as painless as possible. Bathe your dog. Once you have removed as many of the mats and tangles you can, give your dog a bath. Be sure all the mats and tangles are gone before you wet your dog, as water will make a tangle worse and a mat tighter and harder to get out. Use Rosewater Shampoo to get your dog clean, and follow with Rosewater Conditioner to help ensure mats and tangles don’t develop as you are drying your dog.