Dr Bronner's All One Peppermint Toothpaste, Made with Organic, Fluoride-Free Ingredients with No Artifical Colours, Flavours, Preservatives or Sweeteners, Vegan Friendly, 105ml Tube

Tastes pleasant, lasts well and does a good job.

Nice tasting toothpaste

I’m on the hunt for a strong-tasting, clean, and healthy toothpaste away from the big brands we usually find in supermarkets and pharmacies. Here’s my little deep dive.Overall, the ingredients appear healthy and safe, which I would expect from Dr. Bronner’s. Like all toothpaste, I probably wouldn’t swallow it — just in case — as they do use ingredients like silica and xanthan gum (important to note: in my research they says these are safe).Taste:Pretty mild peppermint taste. For me, it’s not strong enough.Packaging:Love the navy blue design.Contains a lot of information, which is quite nice to read while brushing your teeth.Eco-friendly made from sugarcane bioplastic. So that’s an eco thumbs-up.Ingredients:Glycerin – I think this is used to stop the paste from drying out and to act as a binder. (It’s unclear through research if it’s bad for you, but most research points to it not being harmful.)Silica – Used as a mild abrasive to clean the teeth. No harmful effects in small doses.Calcium Carbonate – Another mild abrasive. Sometimes used in toothpaste to neutralize acids. Natural origin.Xanthan Gum – Usually used as a thickening agent and stabilizer. Generally considered safe in small doses.Baking Soda – Helps naturally whiten teeth.It’s non-toxic and considered safe. I’d like to add that, for a baking soda toothpaste, the taste isn’t very strong in this product.Coconut Oil – I’m not sure if this is used for texture or to mimic coconut oil pulling.Mint – For taste.Sodium Sulfate –Important note: Dr. Bronner’s uses sodium sulfate, not sodium lauryl sulfate.From what I read, it’s usually used as a thickener or filler. No known health risks in small amounts.Coconut FlourCitric Acid –In my reading, this is usually used as a preservative, pH adjuster, flavor enhancer, and to help dissolve stains. Research considers it safe in small amounts. In high amounts, it could wear down enamel.Stevia –Used for taste/sweetness. Natural and considered safe.Aloe –I’m not sure what this is used for, but it sounds quite nice to me.Vitamin E –From what I’ve read, it’s used for antioxidant protection and to support healing. Considered very safe.Sunflower Oil –There are many possible reasons they included this: moisturising, anti-inflammatory, oil-pulling effect, and as a carrier for other ingredients.Seed oils are in the headlines a lot at the moment, but general research especially in this quantity considers it safe.Menthol – For taste.Limonene –Naturally occurring in various citrus peels.In my research, it could be used for flavour, antibacterial properties, and as a natural solvent. Considered safe.

Cleans your teeth very well, takes time to get used to no foam but still cleans well.I find it very expensive though.

Box had brown tape covering one end which should not be the case and after unscrewing the cap of the toothpaste tube I discovered that there was no foil seal covering it. Currently waiting on a refund request as this is not acceptable.

Good

It’s getting better each use. So for now I’ll give it 3

Really good toothpaste. fresh, cleans the teeth well, no chemicals. Highly recommended