DOUXO^® S3 SEB
SHAMPOO

Uses:

DOUXO^® SEB Shampoo is a soap-formulation for the management of dry, greasy and flaky skin.  It is designed to help maintain normal sebum production and is soothing to the skin. 

FREE from controversial ingredients

DOUXO^®  S3 products are free from:

• Soaps
• Sulfates
• Parabens
• Phthalates
• Colorants
• Nanoparticles

DOUXO^®  S3 SEB Shampoo has a hypoallergenic fragrance and adjusted pH.  It was formulated and tested by veterinary dermatology experts.

Key Ingredients

DOUXO^®  S3 SEB Shampoo contains OPHYTRIUM™ (Ophiopogon japonicus Root Extract), a purified natural ingredient carefully selected for its high tolerance and simultaneous threefold action on the skin's ecosystem.

• Helps support the skin's physical barrier for supple, hydrated skin
• Helps support the microbial flora for healthy skin
• Helps soothe irritated skin

DOUXO^®  S3 SEB Shampoo contains SEBOLIANCE™, a natural extract from the peel of Punica granatum (pomegranate) which helps to support and maintain the skin. 

• Supports skin differentiation
• Regulates sebum production

Directions:

DOUXO^®  S3 SEB shampoo and mousse are meant to be used together in a clinically proven and consumer-friendly protocol.  Use one pump for every 4 lbs.  Double the dosage for long and/or thick fur. Wet your pet with cool water from the neck down.  First, gently massage the shampoo onto the problem area of the skin.  Repeat on the entire body and leave on for 5-10 minutes before rinsing. Repeat if necessary. Wash hands after use.

Use DOUXO^®  S3 SEB Mousse for a leave-on solution. 

Available Sizes:

• 200 mL (6.8 fl oz)

Cautions: For external use on dogs and cats only. Avoid contact with the eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly and consult your veterinarian. If irritation occurs or increases, discontinue use and consult with your veterinarian.

^{1.BIO’SAT Quantitative Study of 250 veterinarians geographically representative of North American practices.   Dermatology Products for Cats and Dogs Among Veterinary Practitioners. October 2018.}