Package: 100 g.
True original Indian toothpaste
Ayurvedic toothpaste "Meswak" by Dabur is designed for brushing teeth and massaging gums. The astringent and bactericidal properties of "Meswak" toothpaste reduce tooth decay, protect gums and prevent dental diseases, create a pleasant smell in the mouth, leaving a sweet aftertaste of anise. "Meswak" contains natural herbal ingredients. Does not contain fluoride!
Mishvak Medicinal Herbs Licorice Toothpaste is created with the extract of the licorice tree - a famous tooth-cleansing agent used for hundreds of years!
In Eastern culture, especially in Muslim countries, tooth brushing with the help of small twigs of special trees is still very popular. Mishwak, (otherwise meswak, or sivak) is especially widely used - cleaning sticks made from the branches and roots of the Salvadora tree - Salvadora persica (Arab. Arak), which grows mainly in the Middle East and Africa. The stick is peeled from the bark by about 1 cm at the ends, chewed at one end, thus turning it into a kind of toothbrush, with the other, blunt end, the teeth are polished to give them whiteness and shine. Prophet Muhammad himself saved the tradition of brushing teeth with a mishwak. And this is understandable, because in ancient times there were no toothpastes and brushes, and even rinsing the mouth during long desert crossings was a problem - water was valued by its weight in gold.
But with the development of progress, the tradition of brushing teeth with a mesh bag not only did not disappear, but also flourishes. And not for nothing, because as various studies show, the chemical properties of the extract of this tree are similar to such antibacterial and anti-caries substances as triclosan and chlorhexidine. In addition, it contains vitamin C, tannin, alkaloids and flavonoids. Therefore, the use of mishwak strengthens the teeth, protects against the appearance and further development of caries, reduces toothache, freshens breath and eliminates bad breath, strengthens the gums, and also gives teeth shine and whiteness. Modern research has proven that "miswak" contains a large amount of biologically active substances that are useful for the whole body. Some substitute for Mishwak, although much less effective, can be twigs of olive tree, walnut and some other trees.
Ingredients: Calcium carbonate, sorbitol, water, silicon dioxide, sodium lauryl sulfate, flavoring, Mishwak extract, cellulose gum, carrageenan, sodium composition, PVM / MA copolymer, saccharin, zinc gluconate, sodium benzoate, benzyl alcohol, CI 77891, p-thymol.
How to use: apply a small amount of toothpaste on a toothbrush. Brush your teeth in a circular motion while gently massaging your gums. Rinse the mouth with a small amount of water
Use by 24 months. Store in a cool (8 - 25 °C), protected from light place. The manufacturing date and expiry date are indicated on the package.
Manufacturer: Dabur India Limited
8/3, Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi - 110 002, India
[emailprotected]
Tel.: 0120-4181100
www.dabur.com
Ayurvedic toothpaste "Miswak" by Dabur is intended for brushing teeth and massaging gums. The astringent and bactericidal properties of Miswak toothpaste reduce dental caries, protect the gums and prevent dental diseases, create a pleasant smell in the mouth, leaving a sweet aftertaste of anise. "Miswak" contains natural herbal ingredients. Does not contain fluorine!
Mishvak licorice toothpaste made from medicinal herbs is created using licorice tree extract - a famous teeth cleaning agent used for hundreds of years!
In Eastern culture, especially in Muslim countries, tooth brushing with the help of small twigs of special trees is still very popular. Mishwak, (otherwise meswak, or sivak) is especially widely used - cleaning sticks made from the branches and roots of the Salvadora tree - Salvadora persica (Arab. Arak), which grows mainly in the Middle East and Africa. The ends of the stick are peeled from the bark by approximately 1 cm, one end is chewed, thus turning it into a kind of toothbrush, with the other, blunt end, the teeth are polished to give them whiteness and shine. The Prophet Muhammad himself advocated for the promotion of the tradition of brushing teeth with a mishvak. And this is understandable, because in ancient times there were no toothpastes and brushes, and in long desert crossings even rinsing the mouth was a problem - water was valued by its weight in gold.
But with the development of progress, the tradition of brushing teeth with myshvak not only did not disappear, but also thrives. And not in vain, because as various studies show, the extract of this tree is similar in its chemical properties to such antibacterial and anti-caries substances as triclosan and chlorhexidine. In addition, myshvak contains vitamin C, tannin, alkaloids and flavonoids. Therefore, the use of myshvak strengthens the teeth, prevents the appearance and further development of caries, reduces toothache, freshens breath and eliminates bad breath, strengthens the gums, and also makes the teeth shine and white. Modern studies have proven that "mysvak" contains a large amount of biologically active substances that are useful for the whole body. Some substitute for miswak, although much less effective, can be twigs of olive tree, walnut and some other trees.
Original Indian (maybe even Arabic) advertisement:
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