Oil Pulling Mouthwash 100ml ā English Peppermint
Peppermint natural oil pulling mouthwash made in the UK using 100% natural ingredients.
Peppermint oil has natural antiseptic properties that help to eliminate germs that thrive in the mouth. English peppermint is great for bad breath and relieving pain and toothache.
- Fluoride, SLS and glycerin free
- Naturally antibacterial
- Made in the UK by Georganics
How To Use
Take 1-2 tablespoons of oil and swish around the mouth for 5-20 minutes before spitting out.
For best results, swish until the oil has turned milky white, indicating the bacteria and been āpulledā off
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Oil Pulling Mouthwash 100ml ā English Peppermint
Oil Pulling Mouthwash 100ml ā English Peppermint
Peppermint natural oil pulling mouthwash made in the UK using 100% natural ingredients.
Peppermint oil has natural antiseptic properties that help to eliminate germs that thrive in the mouth. English peppermint is great for bad breath and relieving pain and toothache.
- Fluoride, SLS and glycerin free
- Naturally antibacterial
- Made in the UK by Georganics
How To Use
Take 1-2 tablespoons of oil and swish around the mouth for 5-20 minutes before spitting out.
For best results, swish until the oil has turned milky white, indicating the bacteria and been āpulledā off
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Peppermint natural oil pulling mouthwash made in the UK using 100% natural ingredients.
Peppermint oil has natural antiseptic properties that help to eliminate germs that thrive in the mouth. English peppermint is great for bad breath and relieving pain and toothache.
- Fluoride, SLS and glycerin free
- Naturally antibacterial
- Made in the UK by Georganics
How To Use
Take 1-2 tablespoons of oil and swish around the mouth for 5-20 minutes before spitting out.
For best results, swish until the oil has turned milky white, indicating the bacteria and been āpulledā off
