Ça vaut la peine

Achetez en special si vous pensez que c’est cher. Je trouve que ça vaut vraiment la peine! Naturel, garde l’haleine fraiche, je suis à l’aise avec le fait que mes enfants l’utilisent. Ça va dans votre bouche et même si bous rincez, il y a toujours des residus donc je préfère de quoi de naturel que des cochonneries chimiques de chez Crest ou Signal.

Great Natural Option

Excited to add a more natural product to my routine! This toothpaste works well and is made with much better ingredients than my previous brand. A bit more expensive than some of the other options, but toothpaste lasts a long time in our household so I don't mind paying more for quality. The only thing missing is the sharp minty fresh feeling after using - I find the taste is a lot more mellow.

Smiling ear to ear

Natural toothpastes have always been equivalent to scraping chalk over your teeth with a drop of off-flavour mint and leave a pasty taste/feel in your mouth. That is until I happened to try Burts Bees Toothpaste at my sister's house. Consider me a convert. This toothpaste tastes great and does an incredible job cleaning your teeth. No more toothpaste dilemma!

Tastiest Natural Toothpaste I've Tried

I switched to Burt's Bees natural toothpaste from a different brand. Natural ingredients, no fluoride and great tasting! The best part is there are no gross gritties afterwards!

Good for a natural toothpaste.

Unlike most natural toothpastes, this smooth, clean, not gritty and has a wonderfully light minty flavour. It's effective. A bit pricey but I'd buy it again.

Toothpaste

I recieved a sample of burts bees toothpaste in the mail awhile ago to try out. I liked the cool minty fresh it left in my mouth. I am not a big fan of floride in my toothpaste but they have a very low amount in it so my teeth don't feel sensitive after using it.

Some natural teeth goo

That good good for your teeth. All
Natural. Great taste and best part is its not going to eat at the enamel on your teeth. I find this to be the best tasting

Burt’s Bees is known for their truly natural products with over half of their 150 product line sporting the 100% Natural bar on their package. They take pride in providing products that are not animal tested and are good for you and the environment. Their product line ranges from lips and face to body and haircare and more recently toothpaste. Their toothpaste line consists of three formulas: Whitening, Kids, and Multicare, all of which are 99.2% or 100% natural in ingredients. The Whitening line packs enough natural whitening power into each tube to brighten teeth in just two weeks. The Kids line promotes teeth brushing by providing fun natural colors and tasty flavors kids will love. The Multicare line features multiple benefits to naturally care for your teeth and gums and is clinically proven to improve oral health.

The Multicare line focuses on promoting teeth and gum health through regular brushing in order to prevent cavities, reduce plaque, whiten teeth and freshen breath. It is made out of real cranberry extract which is known to block bacteria from adhering to teeth and gums, preventing plaque formation before it starts. The product also contains calcium and phosphorous which promotes strong healthy teeth and contains no artificial colors, flavors, preservatives or sweeteners. As with any toothpaste, it is recommended to brush teeth thoroughly, preferably after each meal or at least twice a day.

My experience with the Multicare line was unfavorable. I am not a disciplined person when it comes to taking care of my teeth. I don’t floss regularly even though I should and the most I do is brush my teeth twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. When I started using Burt’s Bees Natural Multicare with Fluoride Toothpaste, I didn’t expect some marvelous transformation in my oral health in terms of how my teeth looked & felt or how my gums would feel, but I did expect my mouth to feel clean and refreshed. I didn’t get of those. The “minty-fresh” flavor the toothpaste claims to have is severely lacking and is so absent that I hardly “tasted” any flavor at all, both during the brushing and afterwards. I didn’t feel like my mouth was minty-fresh. The toothpaste itself is a consistency similar to that of oatmeal, very thick without the grittiness, which made moving the toothpaste around my teeth unnaturally difficult. The paste didn’t glide across my teeth like most pastes do, at least not until I got it worked in some with a bit of water added to my brush. Lastly, the toothpaste does not seem to foam as much as other pastes. In fact, in the times when I did use Burt’s Bees Multicare Toothpaste, I hardly got a foaming mouth which made me feel like I wasn’t getting a good clean. I guess I equate half of a clean mouth to a good lathering of the mouth.

Overall, I was left with feeling like my mouth was never fully fresh and clean and half way through the day, would get the urge to brush my teeth again because my mouth felt disgusting. Despite, less than favorable results, I do love the idea and concept behind the Burt’s Bees Toothpaste line which is a natural and healthy alternative to other popular brands of toothpastes that may contain less than favorable chemicals and ingredients.