Steer Planet - Show Steers and Club Calves Forum

Tried infusium 23 & vinegar.... LOVE it!  I'm amazed at the difference in the hair.

Thanks for the tip!

thanks

I wouldnt use alcohol on an everyday basis.  it is counterproductive for what you are wanting to accomplish with the condition of the skin.
We use a 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 mix of ultra sheen, vinegar and infusium.  Get good results with it.  When training hair and dont have much time will cut in a decent amount of Sullivans Hair set.  when clipping or needing pop, cut down on the amount of vinegar and use absorbine liniment.  I keep extra bottles around to mix and match as needed.  Have also mixed sheen, vinegar and Lusters Pink Hair Conditioner with good results.  We always back off to a lighter mix a few days before a show.  Can weigh down the hair just a tad, but is good for hair and skin condition.  Also take and rub in Pink lotion to the tailset and switch. 

I think im going to give this a try...So rinse off, comb out, spray this stuff in then blow out?
would it be okay to try 1/3 maine & tail/ 1/3 vinegar/ 1/3 kleen sheen? also what type of vinegar should I use? white? distilled?

Infusium for calves..?

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Is it required that you blow in Kleen Sheen Vinegar 1/2 and 1/2 ? I cant have a blower until next year so I was hoping I could just blow it in?
Tell me if this is flawed please: I want to use the 1/2 and 1/2 everyday, comb it in, train the hair forward and up(45' angle) , then wash them out once a week. I thought that you should wash them out more often than that. I will not be starting to break my calves or work their hair until the 1st of April so I dont want anything that will weigh down the hair or heat up the hide. Also do you put the Kleen Sheen and Vinegar in with a spray bottle like the one below if you dont have a fogger/ misster?

Everything you said sounds good. You can use a spray bottle like the one you pictured. If you don't have a blower, you can just comb it in and let it air dry. Neither Keen Sheen or vinegar will weigh down the hair, but washing them once a week like you said is a good idea. If you can rinse them every so often, that is also good to do. Sounds like you're on the right track, good luck!