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Dog Conditioning
Spray & Deodoriser
Charlie's Blend No.3

$34.95

GOAT MILK | GREEN TEA | FIR NEEDLE

Charlie’s goat milk and oatmeal blend conditioning spray and deodoriser is just as hard-working as it is gentle. Specifically formulated with naturally-derived based ingredients. This rich blend harnesses the proven power of Australian almond oil to promote strength and nourishment, while botanical oils of green tea, lemon myrtle, fir needle and lavender provide a long lasting, rich scent. Silicone free.

 

Size

e250ml / 8.8fl.oz

goat milk key ingredient
Goat milk
Oatmeal
Green Tea

Charlie’s goat milk and oatmeal blend conditioning spray and deodoriser is just as hard-working as it is gentle. Specifically formulated with naturally-derived based ingredients. This rich blend harnesses the proven power of Australian almond oil to promote strength and nourishment, while botanical oils of green tea, lemon myrtle, fir needle and lavender provide a long lasting, rich scent. Silicone free.

 

Size

e250ml / 8.8fl.oz

Product Benefits

Goat Milk Enrichment:

  • Contains essential fatty acids and triglycerides that help condition skin.
  • Lactic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), assists in the removal of loose dandruff and skin flakes.
  • Acts as a natural exfoliant; revitalises coat appearance; adds shine to coat and promotes lustre.

Charlie’s Blend Essential Oils:

  • Blends green tea extract, lemon myrtle, fir needle and lavender essential oils.
  • Low-irritant and gentle on the skin.
  • The blend aims to provide rich scent and powerful nourishment.

Lustrous Coat Promotion:

  • Formulated with natural ingredients.
  • Crafted to potentially enhance the shine and volume of your dog’s coat.
  • Every lather is intended to contribute to a healthier-looking skin and coat.
  • Silicone free.

Recommended Coat Types

Suitable for short, curly and long coats. Particularly suited to dogs requiring regular coat conditioning to maintain softness, shine and natural lustre.

Grooming Tips

  • Dry, Dull Coats: Helps cleanse and condition the coat, leaving it soft, shiny and refreshed.
  • Dry, Flaky Skin: Goat milk and oatmeal provide gentle cleansing and conditioning, helping remove loose skin flakes during bathing.
  • White & Light-Coloured Coats: Helps remove everyday dirt and maintain a clean, bright-looking coat.
  • Greasy or Wiry Coats: Gently removes excess surface oils and dirt while maintaining coat softness.

Proudly made in Melbourne, Australia. 

 

Ingredients & Aroma

goat milk key ingredient
Goat milk
Oatmeal
Green Tea
Fir Needle
Lemon Myrtle
Lavender
Lavender

Ingredients & Aroma

Aroma
Green Tea, Fir Needle, Lemon Myrtle and lavender blend.


Ingredients

Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe) Leaf Juice, Cetearyl Alcohol, naturally-derived surfactants, Goat Milk, Australian botanicals & essential oils, Prunus Amygdalus (Almond) Oil, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Extract, Abies Sibirica Oil, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract.

Directions for Use

Simple Ingredients. Simple Directions.

Grooming Spray: Shake well before use.  For optimal results use following Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Dog Shampoo. Generously apply spray over your dog’s coat. Gently work into the coat with your fingertips, a comb, or brush. Be considerate of tangles and longer coats.  To ensure lasting freshness, apply between washes.

FAQs

1. What are the benefits of Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray & Deodoriser?

Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray & Deodoriser is a leave-in grooming spray designed to condition, moisturise and refresh your dog’s coat. It helps maintain coat softness, shine and natural lustre while keeping your dog smelling fresh between baths.

2. Can I use Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray between baths?

Yes. Charlie’s Blend No. 3 is ideal for refreshing your dog’s coat between baths. Its leave-in formula provides convenient conditioning care, helping maintain a soft, shiny and fresh-smelling coat without the need for a full wash.

3. Which dog coat types is Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray suitable for?

Charlie’s Blend No. 3 is recommended for short, curly and long coats. It is particularly suited to dogs requiring regular conditioning to maintain coat softness, shine and a healthy-looking appearance.

4. Does Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray help manage dog coat odours?

Yes. Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray & Deodoriser is designed to refresh your dog’s coat and help manage everyday coat odours between baths, leaving a pleasant botanical aroma.

5. How do I use Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray & Deodoriser?

Apply the spray to your dog’s coat according to the product directions, avoiding the eyes, nose and mouth. Gently brush or comb through the coat to distribute the product evenly. As a leave-in conditioner, it does not require rinsing.

6. Can I use Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Conditioning Spray with Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Dog Shampoo?

Yes. The Conditioning Spray & Deodoriser complements Charlie’s Blend No. 3 Dog Shampoo as part of a regular grooming routine. Use the shampoo to cleanse the skin and coat, then apply the leave-in spray to provide additional conditioning, softness and freshness. The spray can also be used independently between baths.

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