Baking Soda
Contributes texture and gentle polishing in toothpaste; in deodorant, it is part of the odor-control formula.
Ingredient guide
Everything inside,
organized clearly.
A practical reference for the current formulas. Toothpaste base ingredients and flavor additions are separated, and all seven deodorant ingredients appear together.
Toothpaste
The shared base
These seven ingredients form the base of every toothpaste flavor.
Unrefined Coconut Oil
Forms the soft oil base and helps give each formula its spreadable consistency.
Xylitol
Adds sweetness to the toothpaste formula.
Hydrogen Peroxide
Included as a component of the toothpaste formula.
Fine Celtic Salt
A finely textured mineral salt used in the toothpaste blend.
Calcium Carbonate Powder
Adds body and mild polishing texture to the toothpaste.
Nano Hydroxyapatite
A mineral ingredient included in the toothpaste formula.
Flavor additions
What changes
Each addition belongs only to its named flavor.
Mint
Essential OilContributes flavor or scent. The supplied ingredient information does not identify a specific oil.
Strawberry
Strawberry PowderThe flavor-specific addition in Strawberry toothpaste.
Banana
Banana PowderThe flavor-specific addition in Banana toothpaste.
Deodorant
All seven ingredients
This is the complete supplied formula. “Essential Oil” remains general because no specific oil was confirmed.
Baking Soda
Contributes texture and gentle polishing in toothpaste; in deodorant, it is part of the odor-control formula.
Arrowroot Powder
Contributes a smooth powder texture and helps absorb moisture.
Unrefined Coconut Oil
Forms the soft oil base and helps give each formula its spreadable consistency.
Dried Chamomile
A dried botanical included in the deodorant blend.
Dried Calendula
A dried botanical included in the deodorant blend.
Almond Oil
Contributes slip and a smooth product feel.
Essential Oil
Contributes flavor or scent. The supplied ingredient information does not identify a specific oil.
Useful detail, without sweeping promises.
Descriptions stay close to texture, consistency, flavor, scent, and product feel. They do not imply medical outcomes.
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