Botanique Complete Care Toothpaste, Herbal, Mint Flavor, Fights Plaque, Freshens Breath, Fluoride Free, No Artificial Flavors, SLS Free, Cruelty Free, Foaming, 5.29 Oz, 1 Pack

Don’t compromise. So many natural toothpastes are dull and unpleasantly bland with no foam and no real flavor at all. Not Himalaya Complete Care! Here’s a complete toothpaste with clean ingredients and no artificial preservatives, harsh abrasives, fluoride or sodium laurel sulfate (SLS) ,yet it still foams up, tastes great, and cleans your teeth beautifully. It’s a whole new way of looking at toothpaste. Your days of compromising are over. Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Simply Mint Toothpaste has a great taste, gives you fresh breath, and leaves you with that “dentist clean” feeling that’s hard to find in a natural toothpaste. While many taste gritty and don’t foam at all, Himalaya’s combination of time-tested ingredients make this one a refreshing alternative and an enjoyable instant favorite for your whole family! This groundbreaking Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Toothpaste has a gentle RDA (relative dentin abrasivity) rating of 70 or less. It’s free from fluoride, carrageenan, gluten and SLS. It’s made with no artificial colors, no animal testing, it’s vegan friendly and 100% vegetarian. You’ll enjoy Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Simply Mint Toothpaste for its great taste, long-lasting mint flavor, fresh foaming-action and clean mouth feel. Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Simply Mint Toothpaste comes in a 150g (5.29 oz) tube. All Himalaya Botanique toothpastes are rigorously studied for purity, safety and efficacy. In addition to being tested for quality and potency, Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Simply Mint Toothpaste is also produced in a cGMP facility. If cool mint and great sensory experience are what you’re looking for in a fluoride-free natural toothpaste, plant new seeds of wellness within yourself with Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Simply Mint Toothpaste. When it comes to natural herbal products used and trusted all over the world, it’s Himalaya since 1930.