Weleda Natural Salt Toothpaste. 2.5 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 3)

Oho & Behold the miracle toothpaste for souring paining gums and painful teeths, this is the ULTIMATE problem solver if you don't want to visit your dentist and save some grands for your retirement funds.......BUY THIS TOOTHPASTE NOW, till stocks lasts. If I have $10,000 credits I will buy the whole production of these guys who make this wonderful stuff. What an amazing 5 star results, either this is a gift from God, or it is by chance the formula of this toothpaste came out to be ultra powerful. By the way those guys who are looking for foamy and creamy fluoride or minty tastes, please don't look for this toothpaste. This is The sacred Holy grail toothpaste, whom only those can appreciate whose tooths or teeths (my englias very poor) are souring painful and they are about to get root canal or demolish or eliminate the tooth or on a urgent kind of situation. Not only so, if I say for emergency, I would be blatantly a liar, because I found that after solving my gum and tooth pains, this slimy salty and runny paste went on to clean all of my teeths, which I could never before by using any organic or toxic pastes. I have tried folks many things, I am from India and I went to every Ayurvedic clinic and Vicco pastes, did salt water gargles like 4 times a day and YES, this is all good, I don't say that my tooth came out. All I am saying that with all of the organic Nanny stories and household kitchen stuff that we try to prevent ourselves for loosing our million dollar tooth, it just could barely prolong my timing of not visiting dentist. At one point, I was so desperate that I brushed with YL Thieves paste 4 times and gargled after few mins of brushing and this was all good which kept me going & smiling and eating on one side.......you know what I am saying. But with this Made in Germany Weleda, aha, aha, thank God for the scientist and more thankful for the guys (or gals) who mixed ingredients and made this into perfect outcome, that at first I had to brush 4 times (after every meal or even after tea / coffee / cold drinks) a day and must before bedtime and early mornings. Use a soft brush (buy new) and throw the brush every 2 months, this I did not understand why doctors advised to throw every month (I thought they are getting paid by toothbrush companies) but thank God that now I do, and I apologise for my wrong thinking. In India, there are many people who use the Bark of tree, I don't have English name but it is called Datun, and this is little bitter in taste but works wonders for teeth or tooths, the problem is, if anyone want to start using this stuff, they have to have healthy teeth to start with, otherwise it's going to pain like hell, if you already have painful teeth. Why am I saying this, because I tried this too and all the dental manjans (easily available in India) and abroad, and I definitely don't want to discount this 1000 year old time tested stuff, folks it's all good and as long as you keep dental hygiene under control. I wish I would have listened to my Mom or Dad or Nanny from childhood days and did take care of my teeth since, but for many of us it's just too late waking up. In anycase I salute this wonderful toothpaste and would recommend for anyone who is looking to get healthy teeths. I have one recommendation too here, as I have many good friends who happens to be dentists, they tell me to change the toothpastes every month or so, or keep rotating 5-6 types of toothpastes and not continue the same over and over, the reason, bacteria in our teeths get used to it and then the fight stops (and decay starts), so I would ask the good company (made in Germany) to think in this line and come up with 5-6 different combinations so that we keep using Mr. Weleda for ever and ever........thank you all for reading this and hope it helps because it certainly helped me.

A Great exfoliating toothpaste for a good deep clean!👍🏽 It's natural, and gently abrasive, therefore, not to be compared with typical supermarket toothpastes. The flavors and textures of these Weleda toothpastes differ from all other toothpastes. Please do not expect them to foam as typical toothpastes either. Most people are trained by the mainstream, commercially produced, supermarket brand products to believe that all toothpastes should produce a sudsy foamy action and minty taste in order to clean and freshen property which is simply not true. Though a foamy sudsy feeling is nice, it's not necessary. There are many benefits of using a non-mint toothpaste as well as mint can hinder some treatments or interfere with certain health regimes such as homeopathic care (research it), and other people simply desire a mint free product. The taste is not super delicious but that doesn't really matter as to me, it's purpose is cleaning, exfoliation, and healing. Many healthy regimes are Not super yummy though that doesn't stop us from using or consuming materials and striving for better health.. does it? Nope. It's not like we're eating this toothpaste, we're just using it for two minutes while brushing.👍🏽 That being said, I really don't think the flavor is bad at all and totally am fine with it. It's a cleanser folks😬 Also, this is not Tom's brand either so people should not compare because Weleda toothpastes are in a class of their own. I have used Weleda toothpastes for years along with traditional typical big brand toothpastes. I switch and swap from morning and evening brushings throughout the week as well as swapping from month to month. The 3 Weleda toothpastes I use regularly along with my typical brands are this Salt, Calendula and Ratahnia. They all provide different benefits. The Salt paste is a great deep cleaner and has a gritty salt like combined with a gel texture. It is non-foaming but none of the Weleda pastes expand in volume when in mouth like the typical foaming pastes do but that is not a concern because foaming volume is not necessary for cleaning, it's just something one must become accustomed to and retrain their way of thinking about a toothpaste and cleaning of teeth. To help clear up any concerns regarding it being too abrasive or cutting gums: First of all, Let the salt do it's own job of exfoliating and smoothing the surface of your teeth, do Not push too firmly or use force with too much pressure as it will be too much exfoliating, use a light touch. Also, salt is known for healing properties and used to help heal wonds as is some old remedies of gargling with salt for sore, raw throats, soaking in salt baths for sore muscles and etc. For a better clean, I recommend not running it under water first as it will dilute the gel too much. Just put it on your brush and start brushing, lightly smearing all over teeth quickly first to evenly distribute and then gently brush each tooth as normal. My opinion is no water needed or recommended as it will naturally dilute with the natural juices of your mouth (you know what I'm referring to😉). If need more, use more, as much as you desire. I like using this Salt paste in the evenings to remove all of the days grime and sometimes I use this followed by another toothpaste afterwards before going out. This review is also to address issues that some of the critical reviews have stated and to help clear up any confusion. I just wanted to give everyone the real scoop on this product. I really like this Weleda Salt toothpaste and will continually purchase it and use it along with the other Weleda pastes while swapping out and in conjunction with other brands once in awhile as well, in the years to come as I've done in the past. I recommend trying this product... it's only one tube of toothpaste 💁🏻 Hope this all has been informative and helpful.😉

I love this toothpaste! Natural, with a mild abrasive. Great for my gums and teeth, with a bit of peppermint to refresh you. My dental hygienist even said my gums were healthier after using it. This tube lasts a long time and it's a great value for the money. My teeth are definitely whiter.

My review is NOT based on quality of ingredients. I bought this brand because It appears to be safer and not full of the microplastics and other nasty ingredients in Colgate and other regular toothpastes in the stores. I even saw some negative review on Tom's of Maine (Mammovation website just did an article on testing many toothpaste brands in the USA). If you hate salty, don't get it. Also, it is somewhat runny (not completely but it fell off my toothbrush 2 out of 3 times so I now hold it down as I wet my toothbrush to get started). I will probably look for a different kind of good toothpaste with Xilotol when I buy next time. I bought 6 tubes of this so it will be a long time lol. i think it is probably a very good toothpaste but my warning is so people can think before they buy. I do not recall noticing any smell or at least not strong. I think this will probably not last as long as more thicker pastes?

I was surprised at first how salty it was, I guess I didn’t read that part. After using it now for a couple of weeks, I really like it. Leaves my teeth feeling very clean and kind of like the salty flavor! Definitely will keep buying. Husband started using it and also likes it!

Thank you Weleda brand for a fantastic toothpaste...I order this regularly.. On the up side my hubby has not had any cavities for several years, the Dentist said whatever your using keep it up! PS , hubby loves candy so this paste is awesome at cleaning and cavity prevention

I got this as the toothpaste I was using was literally burning 🔥 my mouth and tongue. So I asked my dentist who recommended this one. It is ok, leaves your mouth fresh and clean. Better to use it with a dry toothbrush than wet. It doesn’t foam like the other chemical toothpastes. Says it has no fluoride. Seems effective. Tastes different to other toothpaste. A bit salty yes but you don’t have to eat it! I like it as it is natural and I hate putting so many chemicals in my body! Try it!

I had hopes for this toothpaste to improve my gums. Instead, like other customers, I had severe gum damage after just two brushings. My gums got swollen, adding throbbing pain on one side, and I had to contact a dentist. Since it is weekend and a snowstorm, nobody can take me in, so they advised me to rinse the mouth with salt water intensively. How ironic, a salt toothpaste... I did follow their advice, have been doing it for several hours, after which I soaked a cotton ball in a mix of black seed oil and sea buckthorn oil and put it on the gums, hoping to reduce the inflammation and pain. All of this together did help somewhat. If salt water rinsing is helping, it means those poisonous ingredients in the toothpaste do present a big danger. I reported the issue to Amazon. Be careful, especially with children. I wish I had known the information about this toothpaste before buying it. My gums are very sensitive.