🌿 Dale Audrey Oil Pulling Ayurvedic Mouthwash - Natural Ginger Oral Health Rinse for Teeth Whitening and Healthy Gums, 8 oz - Organic, Vegan, Cruelty-Free Review

My family loves oil pulling, but it's no fun scooping coconut oil out of a container and swinging around. Not to mention that coconut oil is very thick and has a strong flavor that not everyone likes. So a mouthwash that contains a range of different oils is truly amazing. Lots of other reviews complain about the oily texture, but here's the thing: this oil is sticky. It tastes and feels like butter. However, what I love about this mouthwash is that it is very gentle. The taste of ginger is…

I used to be attracted to oil. This is a great thing if you have minor tooth irritation or the like. I heard about it from a friend and thought it was weird, but I gave it a try and was pleasantly surprised. Had my husband try this when he had a mild toothache and it cleared it up. We typically use organic coconut oil, which itself has antibacterial properties. Instead, the brand uses sesame, sunflower, and olive oils. Sesame oil is commonly used as a traditional Indian remedy to strengthen…

I am a big Ayurveda devotee and have been using oil pulling for oral health for a number of years. As a herbalist, I also believe in the power of ginger (Zingiber officianle). So I would give it a try when I saw this oil draw out Dale Audrey's Ayurvedic mouthwash. First, the mouthwash is thick and that's because of the oil. I didn't mind the ginger taste - I actually wish the "bite" of the ginger was a little more intense. What I didn't like was the oil. If you want to make a coconut oil skin…

We've been using Listerine and similar mouthwashes for years and have loved trying it. The mix of oil ingredients and the oily mouthfeel is something my wife and I were not prepared for and, in our opinion, not refreshing enough to recommend. As an experiment, you can try it, but we refuse. My 2 cents below: Pros: - Good ingredients (oil blend) - Nice ginger flavor - Ayurvedic - Said to whiten teeth and keep gums healthy - Alcohol free, BPA and chemical free - Vegan and not tested on animals if

I used coconut oil and sesame oil in my oil rinse, but then stopped the process. I had a chance to try Dale Audrey's Mint and loved it so I opted for the ginger version. So what was I thinking? Consistency: Not too thick, but still oily enough that I felt like it was sticking to my teeth as I spread it. Smell: Slightly ginger and a bit off-putting to me, which is odd as I love ginger Aroma: Pale. Not for me. For some reason this taste makes me choke. I managed to swing it in my soul, but not…

It is important to understand that this mouthwash is not a mouthwash. This is what is known as oil pulling. Oil pulling is something that many of us haven't experienced before, so it's a whole new concept when it comes to oral health. I have used coconut oil for oil pulling and have a little understanding of how it works and how to use it. Because of this, I was very interested in this oil flush. Yes, it is definitely an oil flush. You're literally putting oil in your mouth so keep that in mind