From leaving it in
to using it with other care.

Goat Milk was developed to leave a moisturizing feel and a soft, fluffy coat without clumping. Its role differs from a product designed to maximize volume. Apply a small amount thinly to towel-dried skin and coat after shampoo, or to dry coat between baths, without rinsing. Avoid areas where volume must stay high, such as a Bichon head, and focus on the body.

Consider Goat Milk No-Wash Treatment when you want post-shampoo coat moisturization and shine, detangling, anti-static care and deodorization without another rinse. It may also be used in small amounts on dry coat or selected dry-feeling areas between baths.

After bathing, apply a small amount thinly to towel-dried skin and coat, then dry completely without rinsing again. Between baths, a small amount may be used on dry coat or selected areas such as the nose, paw pads and belly. Coat moisturization and shine are official finished-product functions in South Korea; skin-moisturizing descriptions refer to ingredient characteristics and where the product may be applied.

No. After shampooing, towel off excess water, apply it to the skin and coat, massage gently to distribute it, and dry completely without rinsing again.

For a small dog, begin with a pea-sized amount. Spread it thinly across your palms, smooth it over the areas that need care, then add a little at a time according to coat type and volume.

Yes. Spread a small amount thinly over your hands, apply lightly to the coat, then brush through with a slicker. A small amount may also be applied to areas such as the nose, paw pads and belly when dryness is a concern.

This is a COCOCHOUX use tip. Dilute a small amount thoroughly in water, pour it over the body, massage, then finish with toweling and blow-drying without rinsing again.

Use for dogs five months of age and older. Avoid vaccination days and veterinary-visit days.

This product is intended for dogs. Do not use it on cats, rabbits or other species.

For senior, pregnant or nursing dogs, and dogs with underlying health conditions, first ask the veterinarian responsible for the dog whether use is appropriate.

Avoid the eyes and mouth, and avoid use on wounds or areas affected by dermatitis. Stop use and consult a veterinarian if redness, swelling, itching or another suspected adverse reaction appears during use or after the area is exposed to direct sunlight. If the product enters the eyes, rinse immediately and consult a veterinarian.

Close the cap after use and keep it out of reach of children and animals. Store at room temperature, 1–30°C, away from high or low temperatures and direct sunlight. Dispose of the product safely after its expiration date.

It can be used during bathing in the same step as a conventional post-shampoo treatment. The difference is that it does not need to be rinsed out. Apply it to towel-dried skin and coat, distribute it, then blow-dry.

Goat Milk Extract, Lactobacillus Ferment, Panthenol and a Ceramide NS and EOP complex were combined with moisture retention and conditioning for skin and coat in mind. Jojoba Seed, Argan Kernel and Avocado Oils were selected for flexible coat feel and shine. These descriptions refer to ingredient characteristics only.

Hydroxypropyl Cyclodextrin can encapsulate odor-causing molecules and gradually release fragrance ingredients. It was applied to a design that considered both the finished product’s official deodorizing function in South Korea and the balance of scent from application through the dry coat. Fragrance-release descriptions refer to ingredient characteristics only.

Yes. After using Honey Whip Cream Pack, apply Goat Milk No-Wash Treatment only where volume does not need to remain high. For areas such as a Bichon head, where volume matters, avoid the treatment and focus on the body.