Long‑haired dogs are stunning—flowing coat movement, natural shine, soft texture—but they also demand more intentional care than other coat types. From tangles and environmental buildup to sensitive skin hidden beneath all that length, these beautiful coats rely on products formulated with precision, performance, and well‑being in mind.
Salon Elements by Isle of Dogs was created for this exact purpose. Two key formulas—Sit Still and 2 Heal—work in harmony to keep long coats manageable, protected, and healthy from end to end. Here’s how they elevate your grooming routine.
Why Long Coats Need Specialized Care
Breeds like Shih Tzus, Lhasas, Maltese, Afghan Hounds, and long‑coated mixed breeds all share similar coat challenges:
A healthy long coat isn’t just about beauty—it’s about maintaining comfort, preventing pain from matting, and supporting long‑term coat vitality.
Step 1: Cleansing & Hydrating the Hair with Salon Elements Sit (Still) Shampoo
Sit (Still) is your go‑to shampoo for long‑haired or drop-coated breeds that need extra slip, control, and calmness during brushing and scissoring. Because these types of coats often need to be bathed more frequently, Sit (Still)'s gentle ingredients assure that frequent bathing only helps, not hinders the care.
What Sit Still Does
Step 2: Protecting Skin & Strengthening the Hair with Salon Elements 2 Heal
Long hair is only as healthy as the skin beneath it—and long coats often hide redness, irritation, dryness, and minor abrasions.
2 Heal not only brings skin wellness into the daily grooming process it in turn nourishes the hair.
What 2 Heal Does
How to Use 2 Heal on Long-Coated Dogs
Apply to a clean, damp coat and let sit for 2 to 3 minutes before rinsing. On long-haired dogs prone to dryness, breakage, or matting pay particular attention to these key areas:
This keeps the hair hydrated and more elastic, reducing breakage and tangles.
Why Groomers Love This Duo
Together, Sit Still and 2 Heal create a balanced approach to long‑coat care:
From everyday mats to show‑ring coats, this pairing supports both beauty and well‑being—exactly what long-haired dogs need.