Exhibitor Labs Quic Braid (Equine)

Description

Why Quic Braid:

• Quic Braid Mane and Tail control spray adds perfect grip to hair when it is wet, enabling a tighter grasp and neater, tidier end results, whether trying to achieve pristine plaits or taming an unruly mane.
• Made from non-sticky ingredients, carefully formulated to help maintain control of the mane and tail when it is needed most. The ultimate time – and stress – saving product, using Quic Braid will lead to fewer stray hairs, no sticky hair spray residue and no solid hair gel spikes!
• No washing out required, Quic Braid simply brushes out and leaves the hair soft and maintainable for days! No groom should be without Quic Braid!

Secret Weapon to Tame Unruly Manes – Quic Braid is your go-to finishing product for all types of styling or training for your horse’s mane and tail.

Show-Stopping Styling, Blue Ribbon Best – The formula is designed especially for show-ring results and is superior to using water or human styling product alternatives.

Leading Professional Braiding Spray – We recommend using Quic Shampoo and Quic Conditioner prior to styling with Quic Braid.

Excellent Grip, Not Slippery or Sticky – Quic Braid provides total mane and tail control that offers the perfect ‘grip’ for your fingers, neither slippery or sticky.

Solution for Braiding, Banding and Taming – Quic Braid offers amazing usability for tighter braids, neater bands and minimal stray hairs.

How to plait using Quic Braid:

1. Working one section at a time, spray onto dry or damp clean hair, then braid or band as usual
2. Re-spray braid or band when finished and later in the day, as needed

How to train an unruly mane using Quic Braid:

1. Work one section of mane at a time
2. Spray clean hair until wet with Quic Braid
3. Using a stiff bristled brush, brush the mane forward, angling it towards the horse’s cheek
4. Part the next section and repeat, keeping the strands wet so that they will dry in place
5. A stubborn mane will require that you repeat this daily, or several times daily, until the mane remains in place