Deep cleaning a white face

What is the best way to REALLY clean a grubby white face??? Not mine, the horse's!

I have a leopard spot POA and a bald faced paint who like to get pretty grubby and don't like having their faces hosed so I get either Quiksilver (horse shampoo for white areas) or a bottle of Miracle Groom cleaner and a washcloth, get the washcloth very wet and use that to get their faces wet, then add some of the cleaner and scrub with that, then get the washcloth really wet and keep squeezing it on their face until they are rinsed. This works, it just takes time. If your horse tolerates the hose to their face, then just use that with the Quiksilver which works wonders!

Is there no concern about accidentally getting it in their eyes? They don't advertise "No Tears," heehee!

In the summer for shows I clip the white on my horse's face with a 10 blade. It makes the white look much neater and it makes it much easier to clean. I als like Cowboy Magic Green Spot Remover.

I also clip my paint geldings white face for shows but I use White 'N Brite shampooHorse Grooming & Bathing Supplies: White 'N Brite Shampoo by Farnam for all Equines just for a reference, I love the stuff!

I use baby shampoo... like Johnson and Johnson.

I also clip my horses face and I use baby wipes to clean it.

I also use baby shampoo

Rubber grooming mit and "Nizoral" but gota be carefull otherwise you end up with a pink face lol.

Clip out the face then wet it down and use quic silver shampoo and rinse well.