Brushing Up with Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Toothpaste #MomsMeet

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One thing you likely don't know about me is that I'm a tooth-brushing fanatic.

I haven't always been. It all started during my second pregnancy when flossing and brushing my teeth were the only way to ease my morning sickness. (Well, that... and Chinese food.)

Now, knowing that random fact, imagine my excitement when I was approached with the opportunity to review an herbal formulation toothpaste!

Let me introduce you to Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Toothpaste:


What makes Himalaya Botanique's toothpaste different is that they use a blend of Neem, Pomegranate, Triphala and Xylitol to leave your mouth feeling fresh:
» Neem leaf, harvested from the ‘worlds most researched tree’ is history’s original housekeeper and works to keep the mouth clean.

» Pomegranate is an astringent fruit extract that helps support healthy looking gums by tightening the tissues.

» Triphala is a traditional detox formula in ancient Ayurveda composed of the three myrobalan fruits for clean teeth and a radiant smile.

» Not only is Xylitol a tooth-friendly sweetener, but it has also been clinically-studied to support good oral hygiene.
With regular brushing, Himalaya Botanique's herbal formulation helps to remove plaque, supports healthy-looking gums and maintains white teeth. The Whitening varieties use the enzymes in papaya and pineapple to help remove surface stains.

Plus, this toothpaste is free of a whole lot of things: Carrageen, SLS, Fluoride, and even Gluten (if you're into eating toothpaste, I suppose).


After trying each variety of Himalaya Botanique's toothpastes, I am impressed. Each of the flavors was pleasant and without any weird aftertaste. Because these products are flouride-free, they are safe for our toddler to use as well.

This was definitely the best Xylitol-containing toothpaste that I have tried. If you really want to know, the Cinnamon flavor is my favorite!

Himalaya Botanique Complete Care Toothpaste retails for $5.99.

Connect with Himalaya: himalayausa.com | facebook.com/HimalayaUSA | twitter.com/HimalayaUSA | instagram.com/HimalayaUSA

I received this product for free from the sponsor of the Moms Meet program (greenmomsmeet.com), May Media Group LLC, who received it directly from the manufacturer. As a Moms Meet blogger, I agree to use this product and post my opinion on my blog. My opinions do not necessarily reflect the opinions of May Media Group LLC or the manufacturer of this product.


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