🌿 Himalaya Pomegranate: Free from Fluoride, Gluten, and Saccharin - An Effective Search! Review

Having had ulcers at least once a month my whole life, I discovered about a year ago that fluoride and other additives in toothpaste can cause stomatitis. In desperation, I decided to change my toothpaste and see what happens. I first tried Tom's fluoride free toothpaste and by the time I finished this tube I couldn't believe my sores were gone and I was out. I started using Costcos Kirkland until I got another fluoride free toothpaste and within 4 days my mouth was cracked. Confirmation that…

I thought it was an odd taste. nope It tastes a bit minty, but not like in the store. The color is slightly whitish. The consistency is just enough for the toothpaste to stay on the toothbrush head while brushing (which means it's not so thick that once it's in your mouth it clumps to one side while continuing to brush the rest of your teeth brushing because it fell off your electric toothbrush). A bit tough when trying to loosen the paste from the tube to the brush head. The taste is pleasant…

I have very sensitive teeth and have tried all kinds of toothpastes that are specially formulated to reduce teeth sensitivity to cold, sweets, pressure and so on. I tried Sensodyne for a while but it didn't help at all - I even noticed that the problem got worse over time. I don't know if it was the toothpaste or my teeth, but either way it wasn't the desired result. Then one of my friends recommended this product to me and I thought I'd give it a try. After a few uses I noticed my teeth became

Himalaya Botanique introduces an increasingly diverse range of toothpastes, mostly natural and plant-based, most of which contain no fluoride, which may no longer be needed by adults Sometime. -- and this neem & pomegranate offering has a lot of appeal. Observations: (1) A noticeable and surprising lack of artificiality in the flavor profile, although it is still very similar to mint toothpaste. Neem is a holistic herb with bitter, olive-like fruits, and that flavor is hinted at by an…

Himalaya Botanique introduces an increasingly diverse line of toothpastes, mostly natural and herbal. Attraction. Observations: (1) A noticeable and surprising lack of artificiality in the flavor profile, although it is still very similar to mint toothpaste. Neem is a holistic herb with bitter, olive-like fruits, and this flavor is hinted at by an undercurrent, while pomegranate's brightness is less perceptible. Just don't expect herbs and fruits to burst out of you. (2) good natural foaming…

Unfortunately that was a disaster for me. I first had the Simply Peppermint version and soon after I started noticing irritation on the sides of my mouth where toothpaste usually collects as I brush my teeth until I rinse it off - no longer than 15-20 seconds. Pretty soon after using this brand of toothpaste this problem started to appear. I've never experienced that with other natural toothpastes, so there's something about this brand that brings it up. Red, irritated, scaly and dry skin…

Himalaya Botanique is introducing an increasingly diverse line of toothpastes, mostly natural and plant-based, most of which do not contain fluoride, which an adult eventually becomes unneeded and this one Neem & Pomegranate offering has a lot of appeal. Observations: (1) A noticeable and nice lack of artificiality in the flavor profile, although this is still another mint toothpaste. Neem is a holistic herb with bitter, olive-like fruits, and this flavor is hinted at by an undercurrent, while…

This toothpaste is a PLEASURE for your mouth! Yes, we've all thought and felt that the sharp, stinging feel of regular toothpaste is in some way good, and we associate it with a clean mouth, but you don't know what "clean" is. really is until you use this one. Toothpaste! No burning or tingling in the mouth. I love the rich, creamy texture - feels so much better than the chalky, abrasive feel of regular toothpastes - and while it's SLS-free, it still lathers up pretty well, gently cleans your…