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Himalaya Dental Cream 100g

Manufacturer: Himalaya Herbals

A natural Ayurvedic toothpaste from India that contains only naturally occurring fluor. The fluor comes from a a natural mineral and is not the artificial chemically derived one that is found in other toothpastes, it is not harmful. The toothpaste contains a unique mixture of herbal ingredients from the Himalayan mountains that gives a complete and long lasting protection for your teeth and gum. Extracts from Neem and Pomegranate are especially good for the bacterial environment of the mouth. The toothpaste does not contain Triclosan.

SKU: 8901138500306

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