🌱 Redmond Earthpaste - Non-Fluoride Charcoal Toothpaste, 2-Pack (Peppermint Charcoal) Review

I wasn't sure if my teeth would stay black after using it. Of course they didn't stay black. You have to rinse several times more than with a regular toothpaste scrub. I'm waiting to see it, they help me stain my teeth after several weeks of brushing. Doesn't taste bad, just an odd color after years of using regular toothpaste.

I took the opportunity to try one of the new products that dries up and turns into a tablet. on trial. The first thing that struck me was this after almost ten years of using Earthpaste exclusively. I don't like foaming my mouth to brush my teeth. Second, there was no sand in it. I love my Redmond tone in the product. I have also noticed that my teeth are not as strong and healthy as when using Earthpaste. I am positive. This is my only toothpaste!

This product has everything you need in toothpaste! It remineralizes your teeth, cleans, polishes and whitens all in one! It leaves a minty fresh taste and smell once you're done. I started using this brand of toothpaste many years ago and all my cavities are gone in a few months! Especially for sugar lovers like me (unfortunately) a great natural product. My teeth are perfect!

A few months ago I switched to this toothpaste from a leading fluoride toothpaste brand. My teeth have been very sensitive for many years. After switching to this toothpaste, they were no longer sensitive. The only thing I don't like about this toothpaste is that it's plastic.

I really wanted to like this toothpaste but I can't get past the dark brown dirt dripping out of my mouth into the sink. Throw in the lead warning and it's not something I recommend. Yes I've read the manufacturer's lead webpage of this proxy but it sounds like a neat job of selling it and they don't say how much it contains (I don't know what a trace amount is). From my reading of other sources, there is no such amount of lead that would be beneficial for ingestion. Save your money and keep…

I have regular teeth cleanings and check-ups every 6 months. I've been using this toothpaste on its own (and lemon flavored) for over a year now and my dental hygienist has noticed that the coffee stains are less intense. I didn't tell my dental hygienist that I was using a different toothpaste, that I had changed anything, because I didn't want to have preconceived notions about what might have changed in my routine. For those of you worried about not lathering while brushing, you'll get over…

After reading some reviews and blog recommendations I decided to try Earthpaste as an alternative to My Magic Mud which I have recently started using. The first is a good toothpaste, but I prefer the second. The only real difference I see is that MMM uses diatomaceous earth and bentonite clay while Earthpaste only uses clay as a base. I still prefer the Crest or Colgate, but it's a little thinner and less aggressive than I was hoping for. If they come out with a new line that contains…

This product contains xylitol, although it is not mentioned anywhere in the ingredients on the product page. Better than most, but definitely not chemical free. Look elsewhere if you want 100% real toothpaste with no chemicals. The search continues. Xylitol, thought to be a crystalline alcohol, is actually a derivative of xylose, a crystalline aldose sugar that is indigestible. Xylose, not xylitol, occurs naturally in nature as it is primarily derived from birch bark. But just because something