Made of nothing but baking soda and organic oils, Bare Peppermint Party Toothpaste is a refreshing, sustainable and natural alternative while coming in earth-friendly packaging. The ingredients blend together with their various properties to keep your teeth and gums healthy - It’s mint-astic, you are gonna love it!
P.S. Most toothpastes found in the market have an average of 21 chemical ingredients, many of which are harmful for our bodies while being packaged in plastic toothpaste tubes that typically end up in our landfills!
Ingredients: Baking soda | Organic coconut oil | Organic peppermint essential oil
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BRAND |
Bare Necessities |
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COLLECTION |
Dental Care, Beauty |
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SIZE |
30g, 200g |
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ORIGIN |
India |
| SOLD BY | Bare Necessities Zero Waste Solution Pvt Ltd |
Founder, Sahar Mansoor, in her own words is - "an accidental entrepreneur, though I come from a family of serial entrepreneurs. Bare Necessities started in the pursuit of zero waste living and living a lifestyle congruent to my own values. I felt overwhelmed with India’s trash problem. I was confronted by it every day seeing piles of garbage on the streets. I spent time with local waste pickers and watched them sort through waste with their bare hands. I started to think of the environmental, health and social justice issues associated with our garbage problem.
I wanted to stop being part of the problem. My solution was to live a lifestyle that best reflects the values I cared about. I have been living a zero waste lifestyle for
two and a half years now. In that time, I have produced only half a kilogram of trash, all of which fits in a 500 ml jar. In my zero waste journey, I realized that it was impossible to find personal care and home care products that didn’t contain harmful chemicals and weren’t packaged in plastic.
In response to this problem, I wanted to create a company that mirrored the values of zero waste, ethical consumption and sustainability. I wanted to make it easy for other people looking to consume more mindfully and to encourage others to produce less waste."
Bare Necessities was born.
