Grin
If you’re aiming to live more naturally, a good place to start is considering natural alternatives for daily rituals. Teeth brushing is definitely a daily habit (we hope!), and with Grin, you can go 100% natural. It will be smiles (or grins) all around as you enjoy their natural toothpaste and use one of their bio-degradable bamboo toothbrushes.
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Grin2 Piece Mint + Ivory Pack, Ivory Desert Toothbrush, Grin Mint Toothbrush, Navy Blue ToothbrushFrom NZ$5.40
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NZ$6.90RRP: NZ$7.99
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Grin
Grin Natural is a 100% natural New Zealand made, cruelty-free toothpaste brand. They create products that are different from the rest; with the purpose to leave your mouth clean, naturally. All Grin toothpastes are 100% natural with no sodium lauryl sulfate, no added sugar, no preservatives, no artificial colours, no artificial flavours, no fragrance and no harsh abrasives.
Not only is Grin toothpaste missing all the nasties, it’s natural active ingredients; manuka oil, propolis and organic sea salt, show strong ability to support oral hygiene.
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Nasty Taste
Tasted like there was dishwashing liquid in it - kind of bitter and nasty. Tried multiple times, sad because I like the taste of the whitening one. Waste of money - suggest to try the small size first.
Lynn
8/08/18
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Brilliant toothbrush
Really pleased with this toothbrush. Lovely and gentle to use but still gets my teeth really clean to the point where I have ditched my electric toothbrush. And it wont bulk up and add weight to my toilet bag when travelling!
Heather
30/07/18
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Too soft for me
Although I think this is great for the environment, I can't seem to get my teeth clean with it as it's a bit too soft. Good if you have sensitive gums, but hard to get clean as it's too soft to scrub my teeth properly.
justine
26/07/18
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