Wet your toothbrush with warm water, then rub it over the solid toothpaste. You don't need much toothpaste for it to be effective, as it will foam up when it mixes with your saliva. Brush your teeth just as you would with your usual toothpaste, then rinse your mouth with water!

Storage

There are countless ways to store your toothpaste! For example, you could keep it on a soap dish, in your toothbrush holder, in the Lamazuna jar, or simply slip it back into its box. This toothpaste is solid and doesn't contain any water – and bacteria need water to multiply – so you don't have to worry about hygiene! If you keep your toothpaste in a glass, make sure the head is at the top.

Warnings

This solid toothpaste contains essential oil, so it is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under 3 years old.

Side Effects

Getting used to natural toothpastes

This is perfectly normal when you use a natural toothpaste for there not to be as much foam. Conventional toothpastes will produce a generous foam, but that's because they contain synthetic surfactants – so the foam is actually anything but natural. The amount of foam is not an indicator of how well the toothpaste will clean your teeth. It's the same with natural shampoos. Foaming agents and surfactants are responsible for producing a foam or lather, but they don't have any cleaning effect.