Tooth Powders || 1654 & 1860 Recipes || LBCC Historical

Looking for an historical alternative to toothpaste and plastic packaging? Toothpowders were used for centuries to help freshen it breath and clean teeth long before dentists created modern toothpaste. Both of these recipes are an interesting blend of herbs and other agents (not the bad ones, they substituted those out). it's sure to be an experience back in time.

Recipients have cited that using the toothpowders with a touch of coconut oil can help to ease application.

6g

 

How to use:  Dampen your toothbrush and tap the bristles into the powder and brush away or combine with Organic coconut oil ***Do not ingest***

This concoction is packaged in a tin with screw top for ease of use and durability.

Ingredients:

1653- Culpepers "A powder to protect the teeth & gums" (Organic Lemon, Organic Cloves, Organic Rose, Organic Sage, Organic Nutmeg)

1860- Three Essential Virtues  (Spearmint, Powdered Charcoal, Peruvian Bark, Powdered Chalk, Bergamot Oil, Spearmint Oil)

*** Due to Peruvian bark, 1860 Tooth Powder is not recommended for daily use. Caution is urged for Pregnant People not to be especially careful not to ingest this product at all due to Orris Root and Peruvian Bark. Please use with discretion*** 

These products are created by LBCC Historical Cosmetics, based on historical recipes and using modern ingredients. All items have been taken to an outdoor show, and therefore may have minor imperfections on the labels and/or packaging.