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So I was bored, decided to read the comments on a suggested Facebook post for Johnson soap. In between the people getting irate over their patent company apparently animal testing and raging about how unsafe the stuff is, I found this:
According to a quick google search " In Skin Diseases of Dogs and Cats, Dr. Steven Melman states that the pH of human skin is 5.2 to 6.2, while dog and cat skin ranges from 6.2 to 7.2 with an average of 6.6" BBird's GroomBlog: The pH of Pet & Human Shampoos
Most credible source, probably not but it looks like they are somewhat there.
But that would make the shampoo too acidic. (The little write up shows that pet shampoo flies all over the pH range though regardless, so unless there's an actual study, no one can say for sure)
Just thought I'd share
According to a quick google search " In Skin Diseases of Dogs and Cats, Dr. Steven Melman states that the pH of human skin is 5.2 to 6.2, while dog and cat skin ranges from 6.2 to 7.2 with an average of 6.6" BBird's GroomBlog: The pH of Pet & Human Shampoos
Most credible source, probably not but it looks like they are somewhat there.
But that would make the shampoo too acidic. (The little write up shows that pet shampoo flies all over the pH range though regardless, so unless there's an actual study, no one can say for sure)
Just thought I'd share