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Ayurvedic Homemade Neem Toothpaste Recipe

There are many brands of ayurvedic toothpastes with neem, but they sometimes also contain some dubious ingredients. Why not make your own ? This homemade fluoride free toothpaste couples neem powder with antibacterial coconut oil and tooth-friendly baking soda and xylitol.

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(6 votes)

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Posted by: michael
On: 27/06/2013

Cuisine

British

Time

< 15 mins

Skill Level

Newbie

Serves

Courses etc.

Beauty and Remedies

You will need

Ingredient	Add
3 tbsp raw extra virgin coconut oil, gently melted	Awaiting stock	More products
2 tbsp bicarbonate of soda		More products
1 tbsp xylitol, or to taste	Awaiting stock	More products
1 tbsp neem powder
15 drops of peppermint essential oil	Pre-Order now for dispatch after 17/12/2024	More products

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Method

Mix all ingredients in a bowl until you reach a tooth paste consistency.
Depending on the temperature, the coconut oil might solidify. This is perfectly alright. For ease of use, you can store your toothpaste in a small jar on a shelf in your bathroom.