And if that doesn't work, you can always try leave-in conditioner (Pantene Pro-V conditioner that I diluted in a spray bottle with water always works!)...MTG wasn't really doing anything to my mare's (rather pitiful) quarter horse forelock ;) But the Pantene has sure been doing the trick! Hey, works for MY hair, so why wouldn't it help hers? Lol
I am going through the same ordeal! I have finally started to use the leave in conditioner, but I can't say if it's working yet. I do know his mane and tail are really soft now! LOL
I haven't tried to braid his forelock or mane. My main fear with that is, he will rub on something and pull the whole thing out instead of just a few hairs. Is my fear something I shouldn't be fearing? Should I go ahead and braid it loosely?
And if that doesn't work, you can always try leave-in conditioner (Pantene Pro-V conditioner that I diluted in a spray bottle with water always works!)...MTG wasn't really doing anything to my mare's (rather pitiful) quarter horse forelock ;) But the Pantene has sure been doing the trick! Hey, works for MY hair, so why wouldn't it help hers? Lol
Just be careful using heat on your hair :) Pantene is a primarily silicone based product and the more you use it, the more the silicone builds up under cuticle of your hair. I have literally seen a stylist go to flat iron a clients hair and the hair melted right off. This lady had been using only Pantene products for over 3 years and the when the high heat from the stylist's flat iron hit it, the silicone melted. I doubt you'll be flat ironing your horses forelock so it was more an FYI for yourself LOL!
I doubt you'll be flat ironing your horses forelock so it was more an FYI for yourself LOL!
erm....(in a very quiet voice) I used to regularly use hair straighteners on my pony's mane as for the show ring a wavy mane was frowned on and he had a wavy mane