Purely Her Herbal Tooth Powder

AiriLasha’s Purely Her Tooth Powder Helps Clean your teeth effectively and naturally.

How To Use : Do not get moisture into the powder, as it will cause clumping, and in extreme cases could allow mold or bacteria to grow in the dampened powder. Alternatively, shake a bit of powder into the palm of your hand, and load the brush there, to avoid dampening the whole container.

Ditch the paste. Our Herbal Tooth Powder is a plant-based polish crafted to support full-mouth wellness. This blend helps freshen breath, soothe sensitive gums, and naturally cleanse the mouth—without harsh abrasives, artificial flavors, or chemicals.

Made with detoxifying bentonite clay, soothing clove, myrrh, and marshmallow root, plus silica-rich horsetail and gum-strengthening white oak bark—this formula gently supports oral hygiene while being safe for daily use. We kept it clean, fluoride-free, and charcoal-free so you can brush with confidence, morning and night.

Infused with breath-freshening spearmint, warming ceylon cinnamon, sweet fennel, and inflammation-fighting turmeric, this herbal powder gives your mouth everything it needs and nothing it doesn’t.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Gently polishes and detoxes without damaging enamel
• Soothes sore gums and helps fight oral bacteria
• Naturally freshens breath with real herbs—not fake mint
• Safe for kids (3+), nursing moms, and anyone avoiding fluoride
• A little goes a long way—one jar lasts 1-2 months with daily use

How to Use:

Dip your damp toothbrush into the powder or sprinkle a small amount onto the bristles. Brush gently for 2–3 minutes, then rinse. Use once or twice daily. For best results, follow with an herbal mouth rinse or oil pull.

Ingredients:

Bentonite Clay, Clove Powder, Fennel Seed Powder, Horsetail Powder, Turmeric Root Powder, Licorice Root Powder, Myrrh Gum Powder, White Oak Bark Powder, Ceylon Cinnamon Powder, Ginger Root Powder, Spearmint Leaf Powder, Marshmallow Root Powder

Free from:

Fluoride, Charcoal, Synthetic Flavoring, Artificial Sweeteners, Parabens, and Preservatives