Marvis Concentrated Mouthwash Spearmint, 120ml, Alcohol Free Mouthwash for a Long-Lasting Fresh Breath, Helps Reduce Plaque Build-Up and Cares for Gums

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If you want a product that will titivate your bathroom and titillate your taste buds – and you are prepared to splash the cash – go for it. You may become one of Marvis’ many satisfied customers. We think you can get similar results from the hello range which is cheaper, more thoughtfully formulated and just as flavorsome. Frequently Asked Questions What is the tube made of? Marvis toothpaste uses titanium dioxide to whiten your smile. It’s a white pigment with a high refractive index, which basically means it makes your teeth look whiter for a limited time. However, its use in toothpaste is beginning to be linked to cancer . It isn’t that the toothpaste doesn’t work and it certainly seems to be enjoyable to use. It’s just that it does the job using ingredients that are either fairly commonplace or, in some cases, questionable in terms of safety. This is despite the fact that Marvis boast they are sensitive to issues around ingredients and are cruelty and gluten free, and vegan. Marvis customer service

However, the ingredients it contains are fairly run-of-the-mill and in some cases (eg SLS) are now being called into question. We do not know the brand name origin for certain, although it is likely a combination of the words Marvel + Vis. The word "Marvel" is a Latin word meaning miracle and "Vis" means strength. It isn’t that the toothpaste doesn’t work or isn’t enjoyable to use, it’s just that it does the job using ingredients that are either fairly commonplace or, in some cases, questionable in terms of safety. This is despite the fact that Marvis boast they are sensitive to issues around ingredients and are cruelty and gluten free, and vegan, using no ingredients of animal origin. Marvis customer service Using abrasives to ‘scrub’ teeth de-mineralises tooth enamel. So toothpastes contain ingredients, usually fluoride, to encourage remineralisation and avoid cavities. But Marvis is fluoride free.Like most toothpastes Marvis contains abrasives to ‘exfoliate’ your teeth, lift stains and remove the plaque that can cause tooth decay and gum disease. Marvis uses silica and aluminum hydroxide for this purpose. These ingredients are fairly standard – though experts now consider silica to be quite a harsh abrasive. Which brings us to our next point. Marvis toothpaste aims to deliver a protected white smile and long lasting fresh breath as well as preventing tooth decay and plaque build up. So how does it do this?

Marvis toothpaste uses titanium dioxide to whiten your smile. It’s a white pigment with a high refractive index, which basically means it makes your teeth look whiter for a limited time. However, its use in toothpaste is beginning to be questioned. However, the ingredients it contains are fairly run-of-the-mill and, in some cases, (e.g. SLS) are now being called into question. No – it is also cruelty-free, and vegan, using no ingredients of animal origin, and is gluten-free and paraben-free. What is the ingredient list for the amarelli liquorice mint flavor?Teeth naturally remineralise over time and Marvis deploys sodium citrate to help this process by neutralising acid in the mouth. But using a fairly harsh abrasive that is not offset by the addition fluoride could lead to enamel damage if you’re a vigorous brusher! So it’s important to protect your mouth not just for cosmetic reasons, but because scientific studies have linked gum infection to more serious conditions such as cardiovascular disease. Consequently, choice of toothpaste does matter, it’s literally the beating heart of any serious oral health regime. Oral hygiene matters. A whiter smile is not just a sign of youth, vitality and confidence – it frames the gateway to your body! Glycerin, aluminum hydroxide, silica aroma flavor cellulose gum, titanium dioxide, sodium, lauryl sulfate, sodium saccharin, sodium citrate, citric acid, eugenol, limonene

Like most toothpastes Marvis contains abrasives to ‘exfoliate’ your teeth, lift stains and remove plaque which can cause tooth decay and gum disease. Marvis uses silica and aluminium hydroxide for this purpose. These ingredients are fairly standard – though experts now consider silica to be quite a harsh abrasive. Which brings us to our next point. Marvis toothpaste aims to deliver a protected white smile and long-lasting fresh breath as well as preventing tooth decay and plaque build-up. So how does it do this? It will definitely add a touch of class to your bathroom and is available in seven flavors. The most popular being Marvis Classic Strong Mint , which has an intense, long lasting taste. The ingredients are essentially the same apart from those that provide the flavouring. How Marvis toothpaste works Using abrasives to ‘scrub’ teeth de-mineralizes tooth enamel. So, toothpastes contain ingredients, usually fluoride, to encourage remineralization and thus avoid cavities. But Marvis is fluoride free.

Lastly, Marvis use Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) as a foaming and cleaning agent. SLS is linked to irritation and mouth ulcers . It is believed that Marvis was first intended for smokers due to its whitening effect and intense Mint flavour. Originally popular in the 1970s with smokers for its whitening properties, Marvis still claims to excel in giving you an extraordinarily white smile. What remains unchanged is the focus on “the pleasure of flavour that turns a daily ritual into a pleasure”. Notes Product manager Laura Cardelli of Marvis, “It is a scent for the mouth, and a stylish icon for the eyes.” Using the original formulas, the brand has now been positioned as a luxury product in its sector.