How To Use Beautify Oil

Apply Beautify before brushing, not afterwards. Treating the hair before you brush helps reduce friction and helps minimise breakage.

Want a softer, healthier horse tail that doesn’t constantly tangle? Here’s my weekly tail-care routine. 👇

TAIL OF DREAMS ✨ (also the same for manes)

First: shampoo. For me, a good shampoo is as much about what ISN’T in it as what is. You want gentle but effective cleansing that removes dirt, grease and build-up without stripping the hair and skin.

And get right into the dock! This is the bit people so often miss. Massage your shampoo properly into the dock and roots, then rinse really well.

Next, wring out the excess water.

While the tail is still wet, I use Beautify as my weekly “loading dose”.

I split the tail into 3 sections:

• Dock/top — 1–2 pumps

• Middle — 1–2 pumps

• Ends — 1–2 pumps

Work it through properly with your hands, concentrating on any dry areas and the ends.

Beautify completely omits the need for a separate conditioner. No applying conditioner, waiting 10 minutes and rinsing again. Beautify stays in to nourish and hydrate the hair and skin as the tail dries. Then leave it alone!

DON’T brush a soaking-wet tail. Let it dry completely, then gently brush through.

The result? A ridiculously soft, glossy, hydrated tail without coating it in silicones.

This is my once-a-week wash and loading routine. Another couple of times during the week, I put a smaller amount of Beautify through the dry tail to keep it soft, hydrated and easy to brush.

And the important bit: the effect is cumulative. You’re improving the condition of the hair and skin week after week, so over time the tail becomes healthier, less dry, less prone to tangling and much easier to manage.

The goal? Walk up to your horse in the field, run a brush through their tail and think… yep. Tail of dreams. ✨

Treat it like your own hair: cleanse gently, hydrate, nourish and stop relying on products that simply coat it.

You'll need:

✓ Unlike silicone-based grooming sprays that simply coat the hair, hot clothing removes dirt while nourishing the skin and coat.

✓ Healthy skin produces healthier hair.

✓ Healthier hair creates a naturally shinier coat.

✓ The more often you hot cloth, the healthier your horse’s skin and coat become.

Does your horse come up in bumps, hives or irritated skin after clipping? 🐴 😣

Everyone blames “sensitive skin” — but have you thought about what you’re putting on the blades?

Traditional clipper oils are designed to do one main job: lubricate the machinery. They’re formulated for the blade first, not necessarily for the skin that blade is repeatedly passing over.

And when you clip, you’re removing the horse’s protective coat while warm blades, friction and whatever you’re applying to them are working directly against newly exposed skin. That’s exactly why we use Beautify instead.

Beautify was formulated for skin and coat first — but its lightweight oils also give clipper blades the lubrication and slip they need.

So while you clip, you’re conditioning the skin and coat rather than simply oiling the machine.

The result?

✨ Smoother blade glide

✨ Fewer visible clip lines

✨ A seriously glossy finish

✨ Conditioned skin and coat

✨ A much better option for horses prone to post-clipping sensitivity

If your horse regularly reacts after clipping, don’t just assume “that’s what they do.”

Look at everything that’s touching their skin — including what’s on your blades.

Clipper Oil - but make it skincare ✨🥰

✨ Healthier skin

✨ Stronger hair

✨ Less breakage

✨ Easier grooming

✨ Incredible shine

The more consistently you use Beautify, the better the results become.

Healthy skin grows healthy hair – and healthy hair shines like nothing else.