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Natural Vegan Toothpaste - Eucalyptus
This simple toothpaste is blended without any addition of essential oil or flavouring, yet it maintains all the cleansing and remineralising benefits of all other formulas. It has a lovely natural coconut flavour, perfect for those who prefer a milder taste or undergo homeopathy treatments. The fluoride free and SLS free formulation is an ideal replacement to conventional whitening toothpastes.
- Fluoride free, SLS free & glycerin free
- Mineral-rich, non-foaming formula to promote remineralisation
- Supply: 60ml - 4 weeks
- Certified PETA cruelty-free & vegan
- Comes in recyclable glass jar, aluminium lid and compostable box
- Includes one compostable bamboo spatula
DIRECTIONS
Use the bamboo spatula to scoop a pea-sized amount onto your toothbrush. Brush as usual for 2 minutes, leave longer for extra remineralisation. Make sure no water enters the jar to avoid bacteria growth. Once the jar is opened store in a warm, dry place for up to 12 months.
INGREDIENTS:
Calcium Carbonate^, Caprylic & Capric Triglyceride*^, Kaolin^, Cocos Nucifera Oil*^, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter*^, Diatomaceous Earth*^, Sodium Bicarbonate^, Tocopherol^. *Organic, ^Food Grade.
At first I used too much and found the product messy and the taste not that platatable. I’m now using the power once a day and standard toothpaste once a day, which seems to be a better balance for me
I tried the vegan Eucalyptus toothpaste, not a big fan, I would use if I was stuck, but not out of choice.
I have used conventional (Colgate) toothpaste all my life. However I know some of the ingredients are too abrasive and not good for the health. So i decided to give this one a go. Right of the bat it is a pleasant feeling, however i dont have the feeling of "extreme freshness" that i get with conventional toothpaste. You essentially have to get used to it because its a different experience. I do recommend purchasing as I believe in the ethos of the brand and the value it brings to the customer and our oral health but I would also recommend to transition gradually from a conventional paste to this one, as chances are you will be more successful at sticking with it
