Rasyan Clove Extract Toothpaste is the perfect choice for white, healthy teeth and natural oral care. This toothpaste contains clove extract, known for its antiseptic and antibacterial properties, which helps eliminate germs and improve overall oral health. Thanks to its effective formula, Rasyan Toothpaste gently cleans teeth, removes plaque and stains, prevents cavities and bad breath, and promotes long-lasting fresh breath. Suitable for daily use by the whole family.
Features:
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Clove Extract: Helps fight germs and microbes thanks to its natural antibacterial properties.
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Ideal Whiteness: Helps remove stains and plaque to give you whiter, shinier teeth.
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Oral Care: Effectively cleans teeth and maintains overall oral health.
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Anti-Cavity: Contains ingredients that help prevent cavities and keep gums healthy.
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Long-Lasting Freshness: Gives you fresh breath all day long thanks to its effective formula.
Benefits:
- Effective and safe teeth cleaning.
- Prevention of cavities and bad breath.
- Promotes gum health and prevents inflammation.
- Removes stains and plaque for natural tooth whiteness.
- Natural protection against germs and bacteria.
Suitable for:
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All Tooth Types: Suitable for daily use by the whole family.
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Sensitive Teeth: Gentle on teeth and gums.
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Oral Care: Ideal for naturally maintaining oral and gum health.
Ingredients:
- Natural clove extract.
- Antibacterial ingredients.
- Effective and safe cleaning agents for teeth.
Warnings:
- Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Use only as a toothpaste for daily use.
- In case of irritation or sensitivity, discontinue use.
How to use:
- Apply a small amount of toothpaste to your toothbrush.
- Gently brush your teeth for two minutes.
- Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water after use.
- Use twice daily for best results.
Brand: Rasyan
Type: Clove Extract Toothpaste
Size: 100 grams
Natural toothpaste that helps maintain your oral health and gives you natural whiteness thanks to clove's antibacterial properties.
