Whitening Dog Shampoo with Violet Pigment, Hydrolyzed Keratin and Wheat Protein, 16 Oz or 1 Gallon – Chris Christensen
Whitening dog shampoo can correct unwanted yellow tones while preserving the feel and texture of the coat. Chris Christensen White on White combines cleansing with an optic-intensifying violet pigment treatment that brightens white areas and can add vibrancy to black, brown, red, mixed and patterned coats. Hydrolyzed keratin and wheat protein support conditioning as the formula works through the hair.
The ready-to-use liquid contains no bleaching agents, harsh chemicals or softening agents and is listed for dogs and cats from eight weeks old. Perform a strand test on porous coats before the first full application. Wash away dirt and residue, apply the shampoo undiluted, work it into a lather, leave it for two to ten minutes according to coat porosity and the desired result, then rinse thoroughly. Choose a 16-ounce bottle for home use or a one-gallon size for higher-volume grooming.
Specifications
- Brand: Chris Christensen
- Line: White on White
- Product: Optic-intensifying whitening pet shampoo
- Primary use: Neutralizing yellow tones and brightening coat color
- Color treatment: Violet pigment
- Key ingredients: Hydrolyzed keratin protein and wheat protein
- Free from: Bleaching agents harsh chemicals and softening agents
- Suitable coats: White mixed black brown red patterned and multi-color coats
- Suggested pets: Dogs and cats from 8 weeks old
- Application: Use undiluted
- Processing time: 2–10 minutes
- First-use guidance: Strand test on an inconspicuous area
- Size options: 16 fl oz or 1 gal
- Model: 03167
- 16-oz dimensions: About 8 x 2.5 x 2.5 in
- 16-oz item weight: About 1 lb
Frequently Asked Questions
Is White on White only for solid white dogs?
No. The shampoo is listed for white, mixed and patterned coats and can also enhance black, brown and red areas.
Should I dilute the whitening shampoo?
No. Chris Christensen White on White is ready to use undiluted after the coat has been cleaned of dirt and residue.
How long should the shampoo stay on the coat?
Leave the lather for two to ten minutes depending on coat porosity and the desired correction, then rinse thoroughly.
Why is a strand test recommended?
A strand test helps determine a suitable processing time on porous coats before applying the violet pigment treatment more broadly.