Green People Peppermint and Aloe Vera Toothpaste, 50 ml

It's more runny than other toothpaste but once you get used to that it's great! 😆 Has a nice flavour and I don't seem to have as much tartar. Teeth feel clean and soft and sensitivity seems less. All in all I'd recommend this herbal toothpaste

Purchased Green People toothpaste because we were looking for a Fluoride Free (do the research on that one!) toothpaste for the whole family. This is one of the best tasting in fact no-one in our family can go back to 'normal' toothpaste now as its tastes like bubble gum and you get a load of frothing!. So yes once you get used to this toothpaste you can't go back. I also discovered that 'normal' toothpaste gives me ulcers in my mouth from the SLS no doubt, I never get that from this product. Very kind to your mouth and taste and texture very good.

If you have a sore mouth (e.g. a mouth ulcer), this is mild enough to clean your teeth with - the mint flavour isn't too strong so it won't sting. Like many alternative toothpastes, it's a bit thin i.e., it doesn't foam and stay in your mouth but can spatter your clothing so you have to be careful - but this lack of foam (and therefore free from the chemical that causes it), is probably what makes it so gentle as well as the mild flavour. I wouldn't say it made my teeth feel as clean as Weleda fennel toothpaste, but if you have sore gums or mouth it's helpful for that and if necessary, there's also a super-gentle toothbrush you can use called - Colgate 3D Soft Density Toothbrush - which you can order on Amazon - this helped me when I had an abscess on the roof of my mouth.

I've used this toothpaste once, its not bad, tastes ok, not as minty as usual toothpaste. Cleans ok but not squeaky clean as usual.The lavera one i found to be very good.I think im just going to have to get used to this one more :)

Great , no foaming.

Yep, It's toothpaste... without the froth... or the poisons typical of toothpaste these days. People are starting to question what sodium fluoride is and where is comes from. Well short answers are... It's a neurotoxin that is more toxic than lead and only slightly less toxic than arsenic, it's a byproduct of industrial processes, i.e. toxic waste. It's the lightest halide which mean once inside your brain it's very, very hard to get it out.Doesn't froth up like SLS toothpaste does which takes a bit of getting used to. I don't have to worry so much about my little boy swallowing teeny tiny amounts. I started using it myself and teeth feel great!

Great taste, no foaming (which I hate!) and works well for what it is :)

Good Toothpaste. It's not easy to find organic toothpaste.