Dr Organic Coconut Oil Toothpaste, Whitening, Natural, Mens, Womens, Natural, Vegan, Cruelty-Free, Paraben & SLS-Free, Organic, 100ml, Packaging May Vary

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I started adding a bit of hydrogen peroxide to mine. That made it squeezable. I do not use the bentonite clay. Instead I use baking soda. I also add a few drops of grapefruit seed extract to mine. There is still the fact that coconut oil is more firm in cooler temps. Thanks for sharing the container information! I have tried using pastry tips with disposable plastic bags. Incorporating enzyme-modified coconut oil into dental hygiene products would be an attractive alternative to chemical additives, particularly as it works at relatively low concentrations. Also, with increasing antibiotic resistance, it is important that we turn our attention to new ways to combat microbial infection.”

Melt the coconut oil and shea butter together over low heat. Stir in the baking soda, corn starch/arrowroot and essential oils and pour into a small jar with a lid. You'll be amazed at how well this solidifies. I apply it with my fingers but it would be super easy to use as a bar as well.

Here is a list of good ingredients for making homemade baking soda toothpaste, including readily-available ingredients, mild abrasives and liquids to blend them with. Plus I’ve included tooth-friendly flavorings and sweeteners to make the paste more appealing. Potential ingredients: Whether you’re looking for ways to save money or wanting to switch to natural products, coconut oil is an ingredient you want to have on hand for making homemade personal care products. It’s the main component in my homemade deodorant, face wash, hair mask, sugar scrubs and homemade body butter. If your dog’s breath has ever made you regret you have a nose, you’re not alone. Their teeth also need dental care, which sadly many owners neglect. As a result, their teeth and gums rot away, causing that nasty smell. Note: If it’s warm where you live, you might need to keep your toothpaste in the fridge so that it doesn’t melt. Coconut oil melts at 76ºF (24ºC). Benefits of making all-natural toothpaste at home My husband and I did our first oil pulling this morning followed by brushing with your toothpaste. The taste during the pulling is something we will both have to learn to deal with (him more than me lol), and even though he didn’t care for the taste of the toothpaste, I can honestly say that for the first time in forever, my teeth actually feel clean! I mean a REAL clean! I couldn’t afford the cinnamon oil this time around, so I subbed in tea tree oil and added more peppermint oil for taste. But whether he likes it or not, we’re going to keep doing it (he hates going to the dentist, too) and I will just do my best to modify the taste for him.

One study in 2012 showed that curcumin in turmeric can prevent gingivitis, or gum disease. It helped remove plaque, bacteria, and inflammation comparably well with traditional mouthwashes, when used properly. If you’re also feeling the urgency to take the first (or next) steps toward a more self-reliant life, this is your final reminder that today is the last day to join The Society of Self-Reliance and start levelling up your homesteading and self-sufficiency skills so that you’ve got what it takes to: I can honestly say this is the best natural toothpaste I’ve tried, and that’s saying something since I’ve been on the hunt for a great option for a while! DIY remineralizing toothpaste recipes don’t usually include this ingredient, but I wanted to mention it anyway. In so many commercial toothpastes that is labeled “natural,” glycerin shows up on the ingredient list.A case could be made that coconut oil has a near-perfect makeup to act as an effective toothpaste. Six top reasons, include: While there are no studies on this yet, turmeric is an astringent. This could have an impact on tooth enamel and health, though the risk is very minor.

I use a very small amount of baking soda because it is helpful in cleansing. I don’t use a lot because too much can be harsh. Fortunately, making your own toothpaste is a fun and easy project. It’s also a good way to get little ones excited about brushing (we've found that when kids help mix up a recipe, they're much more enthusiastic about trying the end product!). Plus, you can help to reduce waste by using a glass container for your creation, so no more disposable tubes. It also means learning to preserve it so you can make the most of it and enjoy homegrown food all year long).For more information, including studies, read my article on why you should start oil pulling today. Coconut oil and Crushed Eggshells Fluoride is another common chemical in conventional toothpaste. Fluoride is a toxic industrial waste product that is a poison to your body even in trace amounts… This decision has not come easily, but there’s a season for everything, and more and more I’m feeling called to transition out of this season and into the next in both life and business.