Revitalize Your Smile: Introducing Simply Coconut Strengthening Toothpaste Packaging Review

I use this toothpaste because my dental hygienist noticed my mouth was peeling. I googled the disease and then decided to look for toothpaste and mouthwash that didn't contain chemical ingredients that cause tissue rejection. (SLS, an acronym for Sodium Laurel Sulfate). After using Jason's toothpaste and mouthwash, I no longer have the tissue detachment issue.

I was a bit sensitive to the cold due to lots of fillings and other things. After a few weeks of use, the sensitivity decreased. Also removed coffee stains, my teeth haven't been this white in years. It's very noticeable. I floss twice a day and brush three times a day and it makes a huge difference to my teeth. You will not be disappointed with this product. It can be sticky and have an odd texture when applied to the brush, but once you start brushing it will go away and it will be like…

The taste is quite pleasant, no sharp mint, but no strong coconut either. It's fairly balanced and understandably doesn't look like faux coconut. The texture is pretty weird if you're not used to it. It can be sticky rather than pasty, and when squeezed out of the tube it's a little different than what you're used to. It really leaves a clean mouthfeel, which is what matters, right? We love it, but the texture could probably put off the fussier folks.

I really like this toothpaste. It cleans very well without being harsh or aggressive. I've read negative reviews and they are mostly related to taste or texture. But here's the thing: it tastes and works the same, which to me is a negligible price for brushing your teeth without artificial flavors, colors, sweeteners, or other toxins.

I tried the toothpaste as soon as it arrived. It smells like coconut and it tastes like coconut and mint together. Some noticed an odd aftertaste which I didn't have. The amount of mint is only needed to give you fresh breath and the amount of coconut to make brushing your teeth a pleasure. There were some comments about the consistency of the toothpaste. I think it's perfect. But I added a little video to show the consistency of the toothpaste. So you decide.

I have very sensitive teeth so I've been using Sensodyne and Pronamel for a while and wanted to switch between them without so many harsh chemicals so I chose Jason because it has more natural ingredients . I have mint flavor. I know it says "coconut" there, which refers to the coconut oil ingredient, not the flavor. Which is still great due to the benefits of oil pulling etc. The mint flavor is mild but pleasant enough for me, and my teeth actually seem cleaner (I floss and brush regularly)…

Just used this for the first time and it's really good. It foams a little more than I really appreciate about toothpaste, but I understand that my hatred of sudsy toothpaste is an odd trait in me and it's nothing that can be called against the product I use. (It seems really hard to find a toothpaste that doesn't foam at all. That's what I really want.) The taste is THE BEST there is. I took the vanilla made by the same company but haven't used it yet. I'll come back and let you know as soon as

This toothpaste was a pleasant surprise! I had to switch to a fluoride-free toothpaste against my will and spent a while searching and reading so many reviews until I found this one. I LOVE coconut so this really appealed to me. I've been using this toothpaste for over 2 weeks now and have noticed the following: 1. It comes out thick from the tube but don't take it by surprise. A small drop makes a big difference.2. It has a good amount of lather when brushing, but not excessively.3. Good…