Review on Listerine Alcohol Free Anticavity Mouthwash Fluoride Oral Care by Angela Simmons

but this one leaves a bad aftertaste and just feels weird and dry. It's hard to describe, definitely an artificial sweetener type vibe. After using it, I feel my mouth is cleaner, but it's not a refreshing cleanse. It left me with an odd taste and a dry mouth, which is frustrating since this conditioner contains ingredients you don't want to eat or drink within 30 minutes of using it. Listerine may not compare to anything else, so I'll stick with it. A few years ago I discovered the purple version of Listerine 3 and I really liked it - it contains a lot of useful substances for the mouth and teeth. To me, this is a gentler formula than the original formula, with added benefits. The problem is that Listerine is constantly changing packaging and adding formulas to the line — it's hard to find or even know which is which. I'm still not sure what the difference is or if it's just this batch but I wouldn't recommend it. Since it's not a total failure, I've given it two stars; for the most part it does what it's supposed to. The taste, the aftertaste and the unpleasant sensations it left after use made it uncomfortable. I have no plans to purchase again, I would recommend anyone to pay attention to every detail when purchasing Listerine to ensure it is exactly what you wanted. If you're looking for purple Listerine, I doubt that's what you're looking for.