🦷 Himalaya Turmeric Coconut Oil Whitening Toothpaste – 2 Pack, 4 oz each, for Brighter Teeth and Antiplaque Benefits Review

The seller wanted me to leave a review on their product, although it seems a bit early as I've only been using it for about ten days. I bought it hoping it would help my recessive gums as it contains turmeric but I can't tell if it's effective or not simply because not enough time has passed to make an informed judgment about this product . But the bigger problem is why the toothpaste manufacturer is adding stevia to their toothpaste, since stevia is said to be 200 to 400 times as incredibly…

Although I've used almost the entire Himalaya line, I think this product would benefit from some changes. not really remarkable, and the resulting flavor is a bit dull from the charcoal, and the fresh breath doesn't last long like other versions of Himalayan toothpaste definitely do. on par, but the fact that it doesn't deliver a fresh mouthfeel like the rest is a bit disappointing. This toothpaste also has a slightly odd flavor not found in any other Himalayan toothpaste. In terms of…

I used to use charcoal toothpaste and didn't like it because it was so black it messed up my sink. This toothpaste tasted great, was a great color, and washed out of my sink easily. I tried it because I had a lot of plague on my teeth. Even though I'm only about 1/4 through, my teeth feel cleaner. I hope for further efficiency.

I don't know what I was thinking when I bought it. The taste isn't bad, but the texture/consistency is very crumbly and the noodles make a huge mess in the sink (or on the counter if I'm not careful). I don't mind if turmeric stains my toothbrush, but I honestly don't see any improvement in the whiteness of my teeth. I will finish the tube but I will not buy it again.

While it's natural to applaud Himalaya's ambition to create a toothpaste that uses high-quality herbal anti-inflammatory turmeric with the skin-caring properties of coconut oil, this is a classic example of a conceptually ambitious product idea that transcends can't be translated into a great product. . In particular, the famous yellow-orange color of turmeric quickly turned my toothbrush bristles a sickly yellow (see photo). And when he yellows my brush, it's hard to shake the thought that he…

This toothpaste is a little more expensive than drugstore staples, but it's worth it for the added benefits. It really makes your teeth whiter, they look cleaner and my family has always suffered from plaque, tartar and gum disease; Ever since I started using this (along with the water picture thing), my dentist has never had a problem brushing his teeth! I only trust this toothpaste as I have been using aqueous paste for several years and they still told me that I have gum disease. But even…

After reading the reviews about this toothpaste, I didn't dare to buy it because of the negative reviews about the discoloration. I'm glad these reviews didn't stop me from ordering. Most of the reviews mentioned were negative due to stains on the bristles of their toothbrushes over time. Personally, I feel like my teeth and their enamel are a very different texture and material than the bristles on my toothbrush. I've been using this toothpaste for a week now, no discoloration issues. I have…

While it's natural to applaud Himalaya's ambition to develop a toothpaste that utilizes the premium herbal anti-inflammatory turmeric with the nourishing properties of coconut oil, this is a classic example of a conceptually ambitious idea that isn't too a great product. In particular, the famous yellow-orange color of turmeric quickly turned my toothbrush bristles a sickly yellow (see photo). And when he yellows my brush, it's hard to shake the thought that he yellows my teeth. To be fair…