non-animal tested toothpaste, know 1?

Well! anybody got one! Thanks!!! I know that crest & colgate do test....much appreciated

 

You don't like animals having sparkling white smiles?

 

J/A/S/O/N 'Powersmile' toothpaste is the best...very minty and doesn't test of animals. I highly recommend.

 

Tom's of Maine "natural" toothpaste. I don't think Tom test on animals. His products are widely available.

 

I was just going to say that. (Photo beat me again, LOL.) Tom's of Maine appears to be animal cruelty safe. Tastes like shit, but hey.......

No really, it is a good toothpaste. Just comes in funky flavors.

 

I personally would avoid Tom's. It may be cruelty free, but my mouth never felt clean after using it (who the hell makes myrrh flavored toothpaste?). I like Kiss My Face brand. It's all natural, no animal testing, and tastes great.

 

We use Tom's and I really like it, but we use the peppermint liquid stuff (the antiplaque, tartar, stuff). Very minty.
Some of the other flavors definately, um, took some getting used to.

 

Yah, i heard toms doesnt test! thanks guys
Neoteny-
I think i might try that kind, can you get it at Walmart or Walgreens??

 

I believe you can get Tom's at Walmart...it's been a really long time since I've been to walmart but I'm almost positive you can.

edit:^^^ Nevermind I guess you were asking about Kiss my face....that I don't know.

 

fine go ahead ignore my post and just leave the superior toothpaste to me!

 

maybe if they woulda tested it first they woulda realized it was a bad idea

 

To be honest, I don't know where you can get Kiss My Face. It's just what we always had at my co-op. There is a store locator on their website. As for the different varieties, I really like the triple action one.

 

I dip my toothbrush in water and then into barcarb of soda.It tastes a bit salty but you get used to it.

 

Tom's of Maine and Equate both don't test.

 

The ancients used myrrh as a natural antibiotic and antiseptic. It was prized, and the staple of most people's medicine cabinets. It was also very expensive (which is why Jesus recieved it as a gift when he was born.) People like the ancient Hebrews and Egyptians used myrrh for mouth rinses and to bathe sores for millienia.

 

I actually liked the myrrh toothpaste by Tom's, and I am not into natural products!

Now I use Crest Rejuvinating Effects, though. . . anything to try and counter tobacco stains!