Mild Toothpaste by Emsana
| Stk/Qty | % | Preis/Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3+ | 4% | CHF 17.28 |
| 6+ | 8% | CHF 16.56 |
| 12+ | 10% | CHF 16.20 |
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The EM Cosmetics Philosophy
EMSANA Natural Cosmetics stands for a distinctive care philosophy: it uses natural, nourishing bases – preferably of organic quality – combined with select EM components such as EM-1, EM-X Gold, EM Sea Salt Gold, and EM Ceramic. These are incorporated in a carefully balanced way, depending on the product and application.
EMSANA products are vegan, cruelty-free, and GMO-free. They are free from synthetic surfactants, synthetic emulsifiers, synthetic colourants and preservatives, as well as free from mineral oils, silicones, and microplastics. Depending on the product, select EM components such as EM antioxidants, EM-X Gold, Manju, EM drops, and white and grey EM ceramic powder are used, underlining the distinctive philosophy behind each formulation.
Homeopathy-Compatible Mild Toothpaste for Healthy Teeth and a Balanced Oral Flora
This homeopathy-compatible, mild toothpaste by Emsana combines unique ingredients for your daily oral and dental care. At its heart are xylitol, valuable EM antioxidants (EM-X Gold, Manju), as well as EM ceramic powder and EM drops, complemented by anti-inflammatory sage oil, soothing calendula extract, and the bioenergetically regenerating Bach flowers Crab Apple, Oak, and Olive – entirely without fluoride and without SLS.
Pure essential sage oil has an anti-inflammatory effect, while calendula extract soothes, regenerates, and relieves irritation. Witch hazel extract additionally strengthens the gums and helps prevent inflammation, and xylitol helps to counteract the formation of plaque and cavities. Mild plant-based surfactants cleanse gently, and the cleansing, invigorating flower essences Crab Apple, Oak, and Olive support a balanced oral flora.
This is how our Mild Toothpaste cares for your teeth in a natural, particularly gentle way, keeps your oral flora in balance, and makes your smile shine.
