Product descriptions use terms such as plant-based, vegan and sulfate-free. Read those descriptions alongside the complete ingredient list and the product’s directions.
Read Product Terms Alongside the Ingredients
Doggy Style describes its 2-in-1 shampoo as plant-based, vegan and sulfate-free. Those descriptions do not replace the complete formula or establish an organic certification.
Review the Actual Shampoo Formula
The shampoo product page contains the reconciled 16-ingredient table. Use that table when checking which ingredients are included in this product.
Ingredient Names and Formula Roles
Ingredient identity, formulation role and finished-product performance are different kinds of information. An ingredient’s presence does not establish every benefit associated with that ingredient in other products.
- Glycol Distearate: Current product information identifies its contribution to creamy, pearlescent texture.
- Castor Oil/IPDI Copolymer: Current product information describes a castor-oil-derived ingredient that helps give the formula texture.
- Niacinamide: Identified in the current ingredient table as vitamin B3.
Check Directions and Supporting Information
Use the product’s directions for application. Do not infer dilution, dosage, bathing frequency or skin-treatment results from ingredient names.
Continue Your Bath Routine
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the complete Doggy Style shampoo ingredient list?
It is on the shampoo product page.
Is plant-based the same as certified organic?
Do not interpret the plant-based description as an organic certification. Check any certification claim separately.
Can ingredient names establish a shampoo’s results?
Ingredient names identify what is listed in the formula. Product-performance claims require their own supporting evidence.