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Transform Your Equine Friend: Mastering the Art of Hot Clothing for Horses!


Introduction: Why Hot Clothing is the Mane Event

Hot clothing your horse might sound like something you'd do before a night out on the town, but in the equine world, it's a delightful grooming practice that leaves your horse's coat glistening and your bond stronger than ever. As the weather changes, so does your horse's coat, and this is the perfect time to introduce a hot cloth routine. This practice not only rejuvenates your horse's coat but also provides a soothing spa-like experience for your equine friend.

Equine beauty is more than just a shiny coat; it's about wellness and care from mane to tail. That's why incorporating a hot cloth routine with our very own BEAUTIFY OIL can elevate your horse's grooming game. But hot clothing isn't just about aesthetics—it's also about health. A clean and conditioned coat can prevent skin irritations and keep your horse feeling comfortable and fabulous.

So, saddle up and get ready to learn the ins and outs of hot clothing your horse. We promise you'll be neigh-ver looking back once you see the results!

 

The Benefits of Hot Clothing: More Than Just a Pretty Coat

Before we dive into the how-tos, let's talk about why hot clothing is a game-changer. First and foremost, it's a fantastic way to clean your horse's coat without a full bath, especially during those chillier months when a full-on hose down just isn't practical.

Hot clothing helps to open up the pores and lift dirt and grime from beneath the surface, leaving your equine friend feeling fresh and looking extremely shiny! It's like a mini facial for your horse! Plus, when done with our BEAUTIFY OIL, not only are you cleansing the coat and skin but you are also treating it promoting skin health. Healthy skin is resilient to allergies, it heals quickly, scurf is a NO, and it ooses that glam-shine!

Moreover, hot clothing is an excellent way to bond with your horse. The warmth and gentle pressure of the cloth can be incredibly soothing, making it a perfect way to wind down after a ride. Your horse will appreciate the extra attention, and you'll love the results.

Gathering Your Supplies: What You Need for a Successful Hot Cloth Session

Now that you're sold on the benefits, it's time to gather your grooming arsenal. The key ingredient here is our BEAUTIFY OIL, which adds that extra touch of luxury to your horse's spa day. It's a versatile product that's perfect for conditioning and adding a beautiful shine.

  1. BEAUTIFY OIL 
  2. Small Bucket of Hot Water
  3. Clean Cloth - We use human face towels.
  4. Treats - your horse told us to write that!!


The Art of the Hot Cloth: Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1

Brush off any surface dirt.

Step 2

Add 2-3 squirts of BEAUTIFY OIL into your bucket of hot water. Immerse clean cloth into your bucket and wring out. You want steamy damp, not hot wet.

Step 3

Use the towel like a curry comb to work back and forth in small areas at a time. Work with and against the natural lay of the hair, you'll need to use some elbow grease to really get under the coat. Finish by smoothing the hair in the direction of growth once clean.

 

FAQs

What are the best times to hot cloth my horse?

Hot clothing can be done year-round, but it's especially beneficial in colder weather when a full bath isn't feasible. After exercise or before a show are also great times to enhance your horse's shine.

Can I use any type of cloth for hot clothing?

It's best to use soft, absorbent cloths or towels. Avoid rough fabrics that might irritate your horse's skin.

Will it make dust stick to my horses coat?

Not at all when using BEAUTIFY OIL! This is because we only use nourishing oils that are absorbed by the skin/hairs unlike typical cheap oils which simply coat the hairs and leave a sticky residue.

How often should I hot cloth my horse?

There's no strict rule, but once or twice per week, or after particularly sweaty rides can keep your horse looking its best.

 

A horse in a stable, wearing a bridle and leg wraps.
Rider on a black horse in a green vest, using a phone outdoors.
A person riding a black horse in a natural setting.
A horse in a stable enjoying a hot cloth bath.

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