Oil Pulling · Mint
A coconut oil based oral rinse with mint. Oil pulling is a daily Ayurvedic practice kept for centuries. No alcohol, no artificial dye. 237 ml.
Usage: Shake well. Swish 10 to 15 ml between the teeth for at least 2 minutes (up to 10). Do not swallow. Spit out, rinse with water and brush as normal.
- Fresher breath and a brighter-looking smile
- A morning Ayurvedic ritual, before you brush
- Fluoride-free, with no preservatives or alcohol
- 237 ml, shaken well before each use
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The morning swish, in coconut and mint.
Oil pulling is a daily Ayurvedic ritual, rooted in a practice more than 5,000 years old. Coconut oil is swished between the teeth for a few minutes, then spat out, before you brush. Ours is finished with spearmint, field mint and clove oils, with vitamin E to keep it fresh.
Fluoride-free, with no preservatives. Non-GMO and never tested on animals. 237 ml / 8 fl oz.
How to use
Shake well. Swish 10 to 15 ml between the teeth for at least 2 minutes, up to 10 for the full benefit. Do not swallow. Spit it out, rinse with water and brush as normal. Pair with tongue scraping.
Ingredients
Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Mentha Haplocalyx Oil, Mentha Viridis (Spearmint) Leaf Oil, Tocopherol, Hakka Yu, Chouji Yu.
Ingredients
Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Mentha Haplocalyx Oil, Mentha Viridis (Spearmint) Leaf Oil, Tocopherol, Hakka Yu, Chouji Yu
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- Vegan
- Non-GMO
- Cruelty-Free
Why you will love it
- Fresher breath that lastsCoconut oil swished for a few minutes reaches where a brush does not, finished with spearmint and clove.
- A brighter-looking smileA daily swish supports whiter-looking teeth and a cleaner-feeling mouth, with no peroxide.
- Gentle, every single morningNo fluoride, no alcohol and no preservatives: coconut and plant oils only.
What's in it, and why it's there.
The traditional Ayurvedic base for oil pulling.
A cool, clean mint note.
The fresh, sweet mint finish.
Keeps the oils fresh, in place of a preservative.
A brighter mint note that lingers.
Warm clove, long used in traditional oral care.
Coconut oil pulling for oral care
- Swish 10 to 15 ml of the oil between the teeth for 2 to 10 minutes.
- It moves through every gap while you swish; then spit it out, rinse and brush as normal.
- Spearmint, field mint and clove leave the mouth fresh.
Most mouthwash is alcohol and dye.
A coconut-oil pulling rinse: the Ayurvedic ritual, refined.
From people who use it.
I looked into oil pulling recently because I wanted to ditch the fake, chemical-heavy mouthwashes I was using. This Livewell pulling oil is the real deal! Unlike other brands that use cheap fillers, this is 100% natural, clean, and doesn't burn or upset my stomach if I accidentally swallow a tiny bit. It pulls all the buildup away and leaves my teeth feeling exactly like I just left the dentist.
My wife kept complaining that my breath was stinky. Lol we tried different toothpaste. She recommended. I get this after seeing all the great reviews online about it. For the last three weeks I’ve been using I’ve had no complaints from the boss lol
Disclosure: the reviewer received a discount code for writing this review.
Got rid of my bad breathe and my teeth feel so much cleaner since using this.
Our household has been using this for over a year. Noticeable improvement in gums and cleaner teeth. No cavities and no difficulty with the deep cleanings at the dentist office. I use it 3 to 4 times a week.
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