What makes the Cure+Care Fur Aid Mask good for a dog's coat?
The mask effectively moisturizes, softens the fur, and makes detangling easier – exactly the things you need in everyday life. The dermatologically tested formula is suitable for most dogs and leaves the coat airy and shiny without a heavy feeling.
How is this coat mask used correctly?
First, wash the dog with shampoo, rinse, and squeeze out the excess water. Rub the mask into the damp coat, let it act for a few minutes, and rinse thoroughly. Brush and style the coat after washing – tip: finish with Refresh+Detangle Grooming Spray if you want extra shine and easier combing.
Is the mask suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes – the product is dermatologically tested and developed with sensitivities in mind (free from 82 commonly sensitizing allergens). Still, every dog is an individual: start with a patch test on a small area and avoid getting the product in the eyes.
Does this work for all coat types?
The mask is designed for all coats: curly (e.g., poodle, lagotto), long and silky (Havanese, cocker spaniel), dense double coats (golden retriever, Shetland sheepdog), as well as short and straight (whippet, parson russell terrier). Measure your own dog and observe the coat’s needs – increase the application time if the coat is very dry.
What does the LUFT scent smell like – is it strong?
LUFT is a fresh, linen-like scent world that feels clean and neutral. It is pleasantly light and does not linger annoyingly around the dog.
Does this really help prevent tangles?
Yes – the softening and detangling formula helps the brush glide through, which prevents tangles from forming. For example, in regular maintenance of poodles or Havanese, the mask saves both time and nerves.
How often should the mask be used?
Use during washing as needed when the coat feels dry, fluffy, or tangles easily. For an active walker (e.g., border collie), it can be used almost every wash, and for show coats (e.g., Samoyed), as needed before blow-drying.
Does the coat become heavy or slippery?
No, when used correctly, the mask makes the coat airy and easy to comb without a greasy or heavy result. Rinse thoroughly and use the amount according to the dog’s size.
How much product do I need?
A 200 ml tube is enough for many washes. A small dog (toy poodle, Sheltie puppy) needs a small dollop, a medium-sized dog (Australian kelpie) a bit more, and a large dog (golden retriever) a generous amount. Start modestly and add if necessary.
Can the mask be used on puppies?
A puppy’s skin is more sensitive, so start cautiously and always do a patch test on a small area. If the puppy is being groomed for the first time or the skin is irritated, ask us for advice – we are happy to help with the right routine.
Is this a leave-in conditioner or should it be rinsed out?
This is a rinse-out mask. Let it act for a moment and rinse thoroughly to achieve a light, airy, and clean result.
Is it suitable for coarse-haired breeds?
Yes, but use sparingly to preserve the natural coarseness of the hair. For example, on a parson russell terrier, focus on the ends and areas that fluff up most easily, not the entire coat in a thick layer.
What ingredients does the mask contain – why are they beneficial?
The formula includes aloe vera extract, shea butter, glycerin, and panthenol, which moisturize and soften, as well as hydrolyzed wheat protein, which can support coat smoothness and shine. The combination makes brushing gentler.
What if my dog is sensitive to grains – can I still use this?
The product contains hydrolyzed wheat protein. Food sensitivities usually do not mean the dog will react locally to coat care products, but if your dog has a diagnosed contact allergy, always do a patch test and monitor the skin.
For which breeds would you recommend this as a daily lifesaver?
Especially easy in everyday life for long-coated and curly breeds: poodle, lagotto, Havanese, cocker spaniel. Also double-coated outdoor enthusiasts – golden retriever, Shetland sheepdog, shiba inu – benefit from managing fluffiness. Remember, every dog is an individual: assess the coat condition, adjust the amount and application time, and measure your own dog if needed to plan grooming routines.
