Ratanhia Toothpaste
Developed with dentists, using natural strengthening extracts from the wild ratanhia root to prevent bleeding gums.
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Ratanhia
Ratanhia is one plant that’s never going to win a beauty contest. The bushy shrub loves dry and rocky sites and seems unimpressive at first glance.
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Description
The people of the Andena Mountains in Peru traditionally use Ratanhia root to clean their teeth. Like all things Weleda, we respect that wisdom and build on it for natural health. The sturdy red root is rich in tanning agents which protect and strengthen sore gums, and it contains natural anti-bacterial qualities. We add calming myrrh and refreshing essential oils of peppermint and spearmint, with calcium-based cleansers for a naturally effective toothpaste.
Benefits
Regular use strengthens and tones gums to prevent bleeding, cleans teeth and prevents plaque build-up. Long-lasting fresh minty taste. Certified natural dental care. Free of sugar, artificial sweeteners, surfactants, synthetic preservatives, flavours, colourants, or raw materials derived from mineral oils. Vegan.
NATRUE
NATRUE is the first internationally recognised quality seal for organic and natural cosmetics and thus creates clarity in the label ‘jungle’. Any products featuring the label of NATRUE guarantee the highest standards.
Vegan
Products that are marked as vegan don’t contain any raw materials derived from animals.
All Weleda cosmetic products and foods are suitable for vegetarians abstaining from meat and fish.
UEBT Certification - Sourcing with Respect
Weleda became the first European beauty brand and one of only two companies globally to gain the UEBT (Union for Ethical Biotrade) certification for SOURCING WITH RESPECT.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Sugar, artificial sweeteners, surfactants, synthetic preservatives, flavours, colourants, or raw materials derived from mineral oils
Raw materials
Raw materials
Ratanhia
The bushy shrub that grows on the foothills of the Andes in Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador is rather inconspicuous at first glance, and not at all beautiful to look at. Its inner qualities are what make it so valuable.
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