From fruit Tannin, which is effective in a wide variety of deodorants, including bad breath, body odor, aged people

Zinc, in citrate form, is water soluble. And provide various benefits to the oral cavity such as reducing plaque, reducing bacteria by Zinc (zinc ion) ions, directly affecting anaerobic bacteria and reducing the amount of VSC (volatile sulfur compound), which causes bad breath.

It has a teeth whitening effect and is used as a standard teeth whitening agent for both clinics and cosmetics.

*Please check the usage rate permitted by the FDA below before developing the formula. Using at a rate higher than the FDA's specification cannot be used in cosmetics, but must be registered as a medical device only.*

Menthol and Ethyl Menthane Carboxamide (WS3) are in green beads, encapsulation characteristics, when broken, they release cold. by providing long-term and high cooling Suitable for oral products such as toothpaste

It is a substance found naturally. Up to 97% of tooth enamel, up to 70% of the dentin, and up to 70% of the bones.

Structure type: Lamellar from natural (sea shell)

The results of the research showed that the use of L-Argnine 8% in oral gel. Can help reduce tooth sensitivity as well

Bactericides It is commonly used in oral care products. Especially those who care for bad breath This is because it acts directly on the bacteria that create odors in the mouth. And Is commonly used as a preservative (preservative) in any cosmetic formula

Water-dispersible menthol powder delivering 55% menthol for stronger cooling in aqueous or powder-based cosmetic formulas. Disperses directly in water to give a translucent system and can provide a more progressive cooling release on skin.

green tea extract Which is effective in suppressing all types of odors such as bad breath, food odors, and any unwanted odors

The ingredients in this item are food grade. Can be used in the mouth

Effective in whitening teeth. Used as a standard teeth whitening agent for both clinics and cosmetics.

*Please check the FDA-approved usage rates below before developing the formula. Use at rates higher than the FDA-approved rates cannot be used in cosmetics, but must be registered as a drug.*