Peppermint Sensitivity Toothpaste by Essential Oxygen - Elevate Your Oral Care Game! Review

I only found two tubes for FREE in the US market: - glycerin (coating the teeth/mouth, promotes the formation of biomucus in the mouth/gut) - baking soda/sodium bicarbonate (scratches/corrodes tooth enamel with frequent use) - fluoride (a toxic metal, many published health reports as to why it is sold as rat poison) - artificial sweeteners/flavors/colors/preservatives as the only others I can find (charcoal/clay/ Redmond Mint) requires heads. I prefer the thicker mint gel from this great brand,

I'm only giving 2 stars because I appreciate the company that tries to make organic, natural toothpaste. ❌ But they really need to work on their formula. ❌ Also, I didn't find an expiration date on the tube to check.❌ And no, it doesn't help whitening at all, even with her toothbrush powder. 💸 I want my money back for the 4 tubes I bought. But who cares, right.

I first bought this product when our favorite organic toothpaste ran out of stock. When I first used it, the gel texture felt slimy in my mouth. I've used other gel toothpastes in the paste that didn't have the slime factor. Also, it sticks and sticks to the inside of the sink drain. The taste is good, but I don't have a feeling of freshness and cleanliness on my teeth after using it. After that I immediately use my water peak. We won't buy anymore.

Very pleasant toothpaste I find leaves a clean teeth feeling. This type of toothpaste takes some getting used to as it doesn't foam and is rather runny (watery). My wife doesn't like it (despite being a fully organic guy) but I personally feel the difference in the purity of my breath. My wife unfortunately had to go back to the usual things. The hole the toothpaste comes out of is too big for this type of toothpaste, I've already lost about a quarter of the tube because the hole is too big and

I bought this toothpaste and had high hopes for it because it is very pure (in terms of ingredients). However, the toothpaste is so runny that if you dampen the brush and apply a little, even the gentlest of squirts will almost completely wash it off. And it doesn't freshen your breath. There has to be a balance somewhere between functionality and pure ingredients, but for us it wasn't! *My husband complains about this toothpaste almost every time he brushes his teeth, but since we're outside…

I love that this product is vegan, organic, cruelty-free and works! That's all I need for toothpaste. When I brush my teeth there are no toxic or harsh chemicals in them. Instead, it's just effective natural ingredients and even ingredients that are healthy for my mouth and body. A certified organic product gives me peace of mind that it doesn't contain any chemicals like herbicides or pesticides. Being vegan and being cruelty free is a lifestyle I aspire to. I like the texture too. Smooth, not

If you are looking for a natural/organic toothpaste I would not recommend this one. My teeth have become sensitive to certain foods that I have never had a problem with before. In addition, both of my front teeth have become darker. I thought maybe they were starting to fade, but after a few weeks of use it got worse. I switched to a different toothpaste and my teeth are back to normal. It doesn't taste good either which isn't a huge priority for me, it's just toothpaste but it just leaves your

disclaimer: I have super obsessive compulsive disorder because of my teeth and have never had tooth decay in my life. My regular toothpaste was starting to hurt/sting my tongue so I went into full exploration mode to find out. why and read several articles that pointed to sodium lauryl sulfate as the cause. I dug down the rabbit hole and read about the issues with glycerin, xylitol, fluoride and surfactants, dabbled briefly with clay toothpaste but quickly decided that putting lead in my mouth…

I have never used this toothpaste. It's very runny, so be careful when you first open the tube to squeeze. I wasted a bit of the product the first time I used it because I didn't expect it to come out so quickly! This type of toothpaste reminds me of a coconut oil mouthwash. The coconut oil and aloe vera in the formula give it a very soft gel texture and feel, making it very soft and not abrasive at all when brushed. I have sensitive gums and there is no discomfort using this toothpaste. The…

My best friend who is interested in natural care told me about this toothpaste. I tried it and I really liked it! First of all for everyone who complains that it is too runny and washes away the toothbrush. YOU MAKE IT WRONG! Yes, it is thin and may be a little runny, just wet the brush first and then apply the paste. Regardless of its texture, I'm telling you, this is for you! I used three tubes last year and my dentist gave them lots of compliments. I had a history of tartar build up and the…

On the US market I can only find two tubes WITHOUT: - Glycerine (coats the teeth/mouth, promotes the formation of biomucus in the mouth/gut) - Baking soda/sodium bicarbonate (scratches/erodes tooth enamel with frequent use) - Fluoride (a toxic metal, many of which are unhealthy which is why it is sold for rat poison) - artificial sweeteners/flavors/colors/preservatives. I prefer the thicker Oxygen brand mint gel. (Sometimes I sprinkle a bit of Enzymedica powdered charcoal from the capsule I…