Fresh, not frothy
Peppermint gives it a familiar freshness, while the SLS-free powder keeps foam to a minimum.
A fresh, foam-free way to brush — just tap, brush and rinse.. Fluoride-free tooth powder with hydroxyapatite, miswak and peppermint.. Eight ingredients, each there for a reason. Made from Calcium Carbonate, White Clay, Red Algae, Miswak, Liquorice, Peppermint, Jambu, Hydroxyapatite. Free from Fluoride, Sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), Artificial sweeteners, Titanium dioxide, Water. Dry powder changes the ritual in the best way: no squeezing, no mouthful of foam and no overcomplication. Just tap a little into the lid, brush for two minutes and rinse. A refreshingly simple daily ritual: eight named ingredients, a fresh peppermint-and-jambu finish and none of the foam of conventional paste. If you want fluoride-free oral care to feel less clinical and more enjoyable, start here. $14.00 — ships internationally from the UK.
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Tooth Powder
A fresh, foam-free way to brush — just tap, brush and rinse.
$14.00
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Tooth Powder
|$14.00Tooth Powder
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Fresh peppermint finishFluoride-free and SLS-freeEight clearly named ingredients
Best for:
- — Anyone looking for a fluoride-free daily option
- — People who prefer a clean, non-foaming brush
- — Travellers and bathrooms where less mess matters
Net contents
60g
Format
Dry tooth powder
Ingredient count
8
Flavour
Peppermint, liquorice and jambu
Fluoride
Fluoride-free
Foaming agents
SLS-free
Container
Amber screw-lid jar
The experience
Fresh, simple and satisfyingly different.
Tooth powder strips brushing back to the essentials, with a mint-led flavour and a clean finish without the mouthful of foam.
A little goes a long way
Tap a small amount into the lid, touch it with a damp brush and you are ready to go.
Dry by design
The water-free formula is compact, easy to portion and housed in an amber screw-lid jar.
Eight ingredients, each there for a reason.
A mineral base, fresh botanicals and two ingredients with deep roots in oral care: hydroxyapatite and miswak.
What's In It
01
Calcium Carbonate
Mineral cleaning base
Forms the main mineral body of the powder and helps lift everyday surface build-up as you brush.
02
White Clay
Texture and mineral base
Gives the blend its smooth, dry texture and helps carry the other ingredients evenly across the brush.
03
Red Algae
Marine botanical
A sea-derived ingredient that rounds out the mineral and botanical blend.
04
Miswak
Traditional oral-care botanical
Also known as Salvadora persica, miswak has been part of oral-care rituals for centuries.
05
Liquorice
Botanical flavour
Softens the sharper mineral notes with a naturally sweet, rounded taste.
06
Peppermint
Flavour
Brings the clean, familiar mint freshness you want after brushing.
07
Jambu
Botanical sensory ingredient
Adds a distinctive, naturally tingling mouth-feel that makes the brushing ritual feel especially fresh.
08
Hydroxyapatite
Enamel-identical mineral
A calcium-phosphate mineral naturally present in tooth enamel and increasingly used in modern fluoride-free oral care.
Dry powder changes the ritual in the best way: no squeezing, no mouthful of foam and no overcomplication. Just tap a little into the lid, brush for two minutes and rinse.
How We Compare
This tooth powder vs. typical toothpaste.
| This tooth powder | Typical toothpaste | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Dry powder | Water-based paste or gel |
| Ingredient list | 8 clearly named ingredients | Often a longer formula |
| Foaming agent | SLS-free | Often SLS or another surfactant |
| Fluoride | Fluoride-free | Usually contains fluoride |
| Hydroxyapatite | Included | Not usually included |
| Flavour | Peppermint, liquorice and jambu | Usually mint flavouring |
Formulas vary between brands. Compare the full ingredient list and choose the format that suits your routine.
Comparison summary: Format: This tooth powder uses Dry powder, typical toothpaste use Water-based paste or gel. Ingredient list: This tooth powder uses 8 clearly named ingredients, typical toothpaste use Often a longer formula. Foaming agent: This tooth powder uses SLS-free, typical toothpaste use Often SLS or another surfactant. Fluoride: This tooth powder uses Fluoride-free, typical toothpaste use Usually contains fluoride. Hydroxyapatite: This tooth powder uses Included, typical toothpaste use Not usually included. Flavour: This tooth powder uses Peppermint, liquorice and jambu, typical toothpaste use Usually mint flavouring.
What We Left Out
What we don't use.
The Tooth Powder is free from Fluoride, Sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), Artificial sweeteners and Titanium dioxide and 1 other substances. Each exclusion is explained below with the reason.
Fluoride
A genuinely fluoride-free option for people who have chosen a fluoride-free oral-care routine.
Sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS)
No SLS means a quieter, low-foam brushing experience without detergent-style froth.
Artificial sweeteners
No saccharin, aspartame or sucralose. Liquorice helps round out the flavour instead.
Titanium dioxide
No titanium dioxide is used to make the powder look artificially bright white.
Water
Keeping the formula dry makes it compact, concentrated and easy to portion.
How to Use
From jar to brush in seconds.
1
Dampen your toothbrush
Shake off excess water so the bristles are damp, not dripping.
2
Tap out a little powder
Use the clean lid or a dry surface, then touch the bristles into the powder.
3
Brush for two minutes
Use gentle pressure and brush every surface as you normally would.
4
Spit, rinse and close
Rinse your mouth and brush, then keep the jar closed and dry between uses.
What to Expect
The first Every day.
First brush
A new kind of clean
Expect very little foam, a mineral texture and a fresh peppermint-and-jambu finish.
A few days
Your perfect amount
You will quickly find that a light dusting is enough for a full two-minute brush.
Every day
A simple dry ritual
Tap, brush and rinse. Keep the jar dry and it stays easy and mess-free.
Questions & Answers
9 questions answered.
Yes. The complete ingredient list contains no fluoride. It is designed for customers who have chosen a fluoride-free oral-care routine.
Peppermint leads with a clean mint freshness, liquorice rounds the flavour and jambu adds a distinctive light tingle.
No. It contains no SLS or other listed foaming agent, so expect a quiet, low-foam brush rather than a mouthful of bubbles.
Start with a light dusting on a damp toothbrush. You need less than you might expect, and can adjust the amount after your first few brushes.
Tap a little into the clean lid instead. This keeps water and brush bacteria out of the main jar and helps the powder stay dry.
Hydroxyapatite is a calcium-phosphate mineral naturally present in tooth enamel. It is increasingly used in modern fluoride-free oral-care formulas.
Miswak is the common name for Salvadora persica, a plant with centuries of traditional use in oral-care routines.
Jambu is included for its distinctive sensory effect. A gentle tingle or light buzzing sensation is normal; begin with a small amount if it is new to you.
We will email you as soon as the dispatch timing is confirmed. You can cancel before dispatch for a full refund.
The bottom line
A refreshingly simple daily ritual: eight named ingredients, a fresh peppermint-and-jambu finish and none of the foam of conventional paste. If you want fluoride-free oral care to feel less clinical and more enjoyable, start here.
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Every material published
Pawinska M, Paszynska E, Amaechi BT, Meyer F, Enax J, Limeback H (2024)
Journal of Dentistry
A systematic review and meta-analysis covering five clinical and eight in-situ trials found a growing body of evidence for hydroxyapatite oral-care products. DOI: 10.1016/j.jdent.2024.105429.
Adam FA, Mohd N, Rani H, Baharin B, Mohd Yusof MYP (2021)
Journal of Ethnopharmacology
A systematic review and meta-analysis found Salvadora persica (miswak) chewing sticks broadly comparable with standard toothbrushes for plaque control. DOI: 10.1016/j.jep.2021.113882.
Ramli H, Nor Aripin KN, Mohd Said S, Mohamad Hanafiah R, Mohd Dom TN (2022)
Journal of Ethnopharmacology
A systematic review found miswak practices comparable with toothbrush use for plaque and gingivitis measures, while noting differences in technique and frequency between studies. DOI: 10.1016/j.jep.2022.115598.
Kumar S, et al. (2016)
Journal of Conservative Dentistry
Laboratory research shows that dentifrice abrasivity depends on the complete formula, including the composition, size and shape of its particles. PMID: 28169261.
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Brush, spit and do not swallow. Stop use if irritation occurs. Speak to your dentist if you have ongoing sensitivity, active decay or specific oral-health needs.