juliadavis has a point about the ingredients. But maybe the oil itself is the key, not what's in it. A really good sealant could lock in the hoof's natural moisture better than anything else. That perfect moisture balance is what actually makes growth take off. So the brand might just have a better formula for holding water in.

Didn't some baker say mayo is just a cheat code for extra fat and moisture?

Spec sheets are like @samschmidt said, just fancy napkins.

Man that cloudy metal look is a real gut punch. Used to think you could just cook the paint off with enough heat, but warped a fender once and learned the hard way. That cloudiness is the metal itself changing, like casey said, and you can't just buff it out. Gotta sand it down past the discoloration, which means a full repaint job, no way around it.

And that's how you end up with a real expensive paperweight.