Solid toothpaste = no water, no plastic tube
This is what initially pushed me to try this toothpaste format.
I also realized, over the years, that fluoride wasn't really working for me... So I tested several products without fluoride, with an organic composition, but was never really convinced of the result (no foam, no feeling of clean teeth, bad taste). Finally, I'm a bit picky when it comes to toothpaste!
And then I came across this one, which reconciled me with organic toothpastes...
For the composition, it contains only 4 ingredients:
- cold soap with olive oil . So don't worry, you don't get the hand soap in your mouth effect! Saponified olive oil allows the cleansing action of the toothpaste and it is thanks to this that the product foams.
- glycerin . it helps protect the gums
- essential oils of lemon and peppermint . For the taste.
It's simple to use: wet the toothbrush and rub it on the toothpaste to pick up the product. On contact with the brush, the toothpaste immediately begins to foam: no need to take a lot.
The packaging in its small box is very practical, you don't put it everywhere! It also makes it easy to transport, and can be reused for other products.
Now my impressions:
Very nice surprise, the foam toothpaste! I don't feel like I'm brushing my teeth without any product, as has been the case with other organic toothpastes.
And it foams quickly: I rub my toothbrush on it for 3 seconds before I can start washing. No more toothpaste that doesn't come out of the tube or ends up in the sink rather than on the toothbrush (yes, I may not be very clever, but I know it happens to you too!)
The small drawback during brushing, I find the taste too weak. It may feel strange the first time you use it. When I saw “lemon and peppermint,” I imagined something pretty strong. And not at all. So we feel the taste, certainly, but not very much in my opinion.
At the end of brushing, the feeling of clean teeth is there. And if there's an advantage to the light taste, it's that we don't spend endless time trying to get rid of the mint in our mouth...
You will have understood, for me it is adopted!
(Manon)