Waterless Dry Shampoo Foam - Soapnuts

A dry shampoo foam that does not need to be rinsed with water.
You can easily wash the soles of your feet after walking, or you can easily wash your whole body.
In addition, since it does not need to be washed away, it is a strong ally for senior care and leisure activities for bedridden seniors.
Detergency is not as good as regular shampoo, but it is a convenient shampoo to use properly to reduce the burden on pets.

"Foam" shampoo for pets that does not require rinsing "Rakusoap"

A shampoo that does not require rinsing, using nuts "soap nuts" that are said to be natural surfactants.
The smooth and delicate foam is very easy to stretch and spreads gently on the body.
No preservatives, fragrances, alcohol or parabens. Made with ingredients that are safe to lick.
Unlike synthetic detergents, it has no chemical residues, is gentle on the skin, and is an earth-friendly natural cleaning ingredient, so you can use it with confidence in your pets.
It quickly removes dirt and odors and also disinfects. It is a strong ally for partial cleaning of the soles of the feet after walking, cleaning of the whole body, nursing care and leisure.

Since it can be used safely by humans, it is convenient to have one for outdoor scenes such as camping and mountain climbing.

What are Soapnuts???

It is a dried nut of the "Soap Nut Tree", a tree that grows naturally in Nepal, India, Indonesia, etc.
Since ancient times, it has been widely used as a substitute for soap, such as detergents for the body, hair, and clothes.
It has long been used for washing hair and is said to have bactericidal and deodorant effects, and it seems that it was also used to exterminate mites and lice.

How to use

Take an appropriate amount and gently spread it on the part you want to clean.
Then wipe off the water with a towel or the like.

■ Precautions for use
Please keep away from direct sunlight and high temperature and humidity.
Keep out of the reach of children.
If you notice any abnormalities using this product, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.