21 Herbs Toothpaste (Sulfate Free)
- Infused with 21 potent herbal extracts known for their oral care benefits, including Noni, Sea Buckthorn, and Neem.
- Free from harsh sulfates, ensuring a safe and gentle clean for your teeth and gums.
- Mint oil and clove oil leave your mouth feeling fresh and revitalized with every use.
- LICENSE: FDA
- ITEM SKU: FG611
- TAGS: N.A
- CATEGORY: ORAL CARE
- SAMPLE STOCK: AVAILABLE
21 Herbs Toothpaste is a unique blend of 21 powerful herbal extracts, formulated to provide complete oral care while being gentle on your teeth and gums. Free from sulfates and harsh chemicals, this toothpaste harnesses the natural benefits of herbs like Noni, Sea Buckthorn, Aloe Vera, and Neem Oil to cleanse, protect, and strengthen teeth. The combination of these herbs ensures that your oral hygiene is well-maintained, keeping your teeth healthy, your gums strong, and your breath fresh throughout the day. This herbal toothpaste offers a natural, effective solution for your daily dental care routine.
Benefits:
- Complete Oral Protection: The herbal ingredients provide comprehensive protection against cavities, plaque, and gum infections, promoting healthy gums and strong teeth.
- Fresh Breath: Herbal oils like clove and mint ensure long-lasting freshness, leaving your mouth feeling clean and rejuvenated.
- Gentle on Teeth & Gums: Being sulfate-free, it ensures a gentle cleansing action without causing irritation or sensitivity, making it suitable for all ages.
Noni Extract, Sea Buckthorn Extract, Aloe Vera Extract, Neem Oil, Amla Oil, Ganoderma Extract, Cinnamon Extract, Giloy Extract, Ashwagandha Extract, Green Tea Extract, Moringa Extract, Ginger Oil, Charcoal Powder, Tulsi Extract, Black Seed Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Arjuna Extract, Salt, Jambu Beej Extract, Clove Oil, Mint Oil, Glycerin, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose, Sodium Saccharin, Calcium Carbonate, Precipitated Silica, Abrasive Silica, Trisodium Orthophosphate, Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate, Sodium Benzoate, Triclosan, Flavour, Aqua.
