Ayurvedic Oil Pulling for Teeth and Gums | Organic Cinnamon Flavored Oral Rinse Mouthwash | Natural Essential Oils | Cobalt Glass Bottle Pump for ...

Can't wait until my subscription comes! My teeth are noticeably whiter! This eliminates morning breath if you use this before bed, along with brushing!

Didnt really like it

After trying oil pulling a few times, I find that I really like to do this once in a while because it really gets into my gums and between my teeth much better than even the best brushing can do. I'll still brush and will alternate how I'm treating my teeth. Sometimes both in the same session. As far as oil pulling goes, I find that this one is a little lighter than some others. It's also much lighter than using pure coconut oil. This may or may not be preferable for your personal needs. Sometimes I prefer a lighter oil over a heavier one. It just seems quicker and easier. I find that this oil pulling oil is good for an easy session. The cinnamon taste very nice and isn't too strong. Strong enough to taste nice and be effective, but not so strong that it starts to burn your mouth. Though it cleans the mouth well, I still will finish off with something minty because cinnamon just never really holds up on me after use. Although, for some reason, the cinnamon in this oil isn't anywhere as bad as how every other cinnamon oral product has left me. The others always taste good but end up leaving me with a bad aftertaste and wanting a stick of mint gum or a mouthwash fix. This wasn't bad, though I still felt like I had brushed my teeth but forgot to use mouthwash. It really does a great job at cleaning between my teeth as well as treating my gums. After use, my teeth are very shiny and look great. There's been a little bit of whitening, but not a whole lot to speak of yet. Time will tell on that.

The media could not be loaded. Cinnamon can be a really strong, and so I was slightly leery. Yes, it has a bite, but it is manageable. Smell is pleasant. If you like the cinnamon gums, you should like this. This is a larger bottle with a pump that can be added after it arrives. This will prevent spills in shipping. So far, I like the product. It is suppose to be chemical free. But there is no coconut oil in the mix. Most of the mentioned oils are great healers in quality oils. $18 for the bottle. You don't need much to do the pulling. Pulling should ease the liquid from one side to the other and do it as long as possible (20 minutes is great). Don't force the liquid like a fast mouth wash swish as your mouth muscles will get tired fast. .... A small amount to start and ease up as you find your comfort zone. You could mix this will coconut oil to stretch it out. .... Spit into trash or outside (NOT the plumbing). Do Not Swallow!!!

I've only used it a handful of times now, but I'm officially impressed with the Dale Audrey Natural Mint Oil Pulling Ayurvedic Mouthwash. The bottle does come filled to the brim (in fact, my bottle was a bit oily, even though it was sealed, so I'm guessing this is how it's bottled...just make sure to pour off your first couple of teaspoons before you put the pump in). From the get-go, I've gone with the full 20 minute "rinse and swish" (that's what I'm calling it, for the full Ayurvedic "ultimate detox." This is a mixture of oils and herbs, and at first, the mouthfeel of this was very odd, basically like taking a couple of teaspoons of oil in your mouth (which is basically what you're doing). At first, this was a bit off-putting, although there's no oily taste, just mint and a bit of clove. After a minute or so though, the oil thins a bit and it doesn't feel odd at all. Keeping up the rinse and swish for 20 minutes is a challenge, and after a while, the volume seems to increase (saliva added to the mix) and at this point, at first I had a couple of instances where I nearly swallowed it (hard to keep focused for 20 minutes) or some of it squirted out of my lips. Long-story short, after 20 minutes, my mouth had felt the cleanest it's ever felt, and it's a deep, long-lasting clean (an hour later, it still felt pretty fresh). The mouthwash itself does have quite a minty taste, but I didn't find it to be overpowering at all. There is also none of the sweetness that you'd associate with a traditional (alcohol or non) mouthwash. It also doesn't burn at all like those mouthwashes, and instead of feeling very astringent when you're done, your mouth feels refreshed, clean and moisturized, all at the same time. This is my first experience with oil pulling, but I have to say that it's been a positive one. I recently quit smoking, and between that and using Dale Audrey's Oil Pulling Ayurvedic Mouthwash, my mouth hasn't felt so clean in a long, long time (if ever). This is instantly effective, with a benefit that seems cumulative over time. It's a welcome addition to my oral hygiene regimen and one that's totally worth the challenge of swishing it around for 20 minutes (this is also a good time to just take a walk...it helps pass the time). All-in-all, I couldn't be more pleased.