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Dentifrice "pâteux" en pot |
Que l'on souscrive à la suspicion ou non, je crois que l'on préférerait tous utiliser un produit 100% naturel et sain, économique de surcroît. En ce qui me concerne, c'est un basique (avec le déodorant, dont je donnerai bientôt la recette).
- 10 cuillères à café bombées d'argile blanche
- 1/2 cuillère à café de bicarbonate de soude
- Hydrolat de Sauge (ou de Menthe, ou de Lavande, ...)
- Huiles essentielles à votre convenance (5 à 10 gouttes): Menthe (rafraîchissante), Tea-Tree (antibactérien), Clou de girofle, Citron, etc.
- 5 gouttes d'extrait de pépins de Pamplemousse
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Dentifrice "liquide" en tube |
Home-made Toothpaste
This is an extremely simple recipe and we will avoid going through the boxes "Supermarkets" and avoid certain chemicals. Especially fluorine, which has increasingly bad reputation: It would be a major repressive intellectual function, and cause various mental disorders in the long term. The fluorine remains present in most dentifrice compositions that are found in supermarkets, and in fact we ingest an infinitesimal amount each day by brushing our teeth.
Whether one agrees or not with suspicion, I think we all prefer to use a 100% natural, healthy, economical to boot. In my case, it's a basic (with the deodorant, which I soon give the recipe).
- 10 teaspoons of white clay domed
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- Hydrosol Sage (or mint, or lavender ...)
- Essential oils for your convenience (5 to 10 drops): Mint (refreshing), Tea Tree (antibacterial), Clove, Lemon, etc.
- 5 drops of grapefruit seed extract
Mix the two dry ingredients, then add the medicated water, at your convenience, whether you want a more pasty or liquid mixture. The hydrosol sage is astringent, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, it is recommended as a gargle in case of sore throat or mouth infections. I make mine with sage that I pick up in my garden, but you may as well use a hydrosol Peppermint, Tea-tree or lavender, or simply water. In any case, do not forget to add this preparation based on water, a few drops of grapefruit seed extract, a natural preservative.
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