Which Skin so soft for SI?

[FairyLights]

Is it Dry oil spray or something else I think it used to be Woodland Fresh?

 

[Shady]

Is it Dry oil spray or something else I think it used to be Woodland Fresh?

yep, you want Avon original dry oil spray , now with jojoba! i always apologise when i spray this on my boys mane and tell him i am sorry that he smells like a skanky old tart!!!!
edited to add i get mine from ebay, they do some great deals on it

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

Its the original dry oil spray, the BLUE one!!! That's what I've always used.

Fantastic stuff.

 

[FairyLights]

Thank you both! Will be visiting eBay shortly.

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

You might find that visiting the Avon website itself might be far more worthwhile! I will try to find the link for you......... they often have bargains on SSS stuff if you multi-buy.

(edited) here we are

http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/search.asp?find_spec=skin so soft dry oil spray

If you "lurk" on this website you might find an even better deal on the stuff.

 

[stargirl88]

I heard last year that the ingredients had changed and now no longer works as before?

I could be totally wrong (or maybe someone was trying to get rid of their stock!)

 

[Spilletta]

If you can find an Avon representative in your area, brochure 7 has got an offer on the back page for the Original (greeny/blue) Dry Oil Spray, £1.99. (Normally £5).

If your local representative is on brochure 8, they can still back order from 7.

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

I heard last year that the ingredients had changed and now no longer works as before?

I could be totally wrong (or maybe someone was trying to get rid of their stock!)

Oohhhhh...... blimmin typical that, you find something that works and then they change it and it doesn't.

I've got gallons of the stuff here, both in my bathroom and in the tackroom - so one sure way to find out is to slather self and horse in the stuff and ride out on an evening when the pesky midges are out in our back lane........ will let everyone on here know the result OK!!

 

[FairyLights]

I've ordered some thanks for the link MiJods . Lets hope it works!

 

[Cahill]

it can be useful but the best remedy is to cover the horse up before the biting/itching cycle even starts.

 

[Spilletta]

Oohhhhh...... blimmin typical that, you find something that works and then they change it and it doesn't.

I've got gallons of the stuff here, both in my bathroom and in the tackroom - so one sure way to find out is to slather self and horse in the stuff and ride out on an evening when the pesky midges are out in our back lane........ will let everyone on here know the result OK!!

Yes, please do! I only ever hear good stuff about it, but haven't really tried it properly. Think I will still order some while it's on offer anyway. If it doesn't work for the horses, I'll give it to my mum's friend who uses it when she goes walking in Scotland in midge season.

 

[FairyLights]

it can be useful but the best remedy is to cover the horse up before the biting/itching cycle even starts.

my horses have Boett rugs which are great and they went on this week. but I like to put something on their manes and tails when I'm riding. Theres lots of chewmical stuff but the S so S is I think chemical free?