Beliflor Du Velay Cosmos Organic Sage Toothpaste 75ml

BELIFLOR
Toothpaste Sage
Green Clay du Velay
COSMOS Organic
75ml

What is Argile Verte du Velay?

A natural mineral with many virtues:

Clay is a natural mineral commonly used as a cosmetic raw material, in the design of beauty masks, as well as in hair care, poultices, deodorants, toothpaste, soap etc...

A UNIQUE Clay :

Argile Verte du Velay is naturally made from a blend of 3 different Clays (Illite, Kaolin, Montmorillonite), with complementary properties and virtues.
It contains no quartz or silica. Rich in minerals and trace elements, this extremely pure blend (over 80% green clay in the ore) makes Argile Verte du Velay a unique product, a truly universal and natural care product. "For thousands of years, Clay has been used to heal, relieve, protect, heal, disinfect and beautify..."

Green Clay du Velay is naturally composed of three Clays with complementary properties and virtues.
Rich in minerals and trace elements, this skilful blend is a unique product with numerous benefits for the oral environment:
- It helps to restore a healthy oral environment by reducing bleeding and gum inflammation.
- It has a remineralising and regenerating action on gum cells.
- It helps to achieve a neutral oral PH, creating an environment that is unfavourable to the formation of cavities.

Pure, AUTHENTIC Clay:

From the moment it is extracted from a quarry on a protected site (classified as a ZNIEFF: Zone Naturelle d'Intérêt Écologique, Faunistique et Floristique), right through to its distribution, including all the processing stages, Green Clay from the Clays undergoes no chemical treatment and contains no additives.
A clay suitable for "Organic" products: Because it is a 100% natural mineral, Clay Verte du Velay has the "ECOCERT COSMOS raw material ingredient" label.

Proven efficiency:

Argile Verte du Velay anti-inflammatory for oral mucosa: Argile Verte du Velay reduces inflammation after 4 hours of treatment more efficiently than indomethacin, a reference anti-inflammatory. (Study carried out in February 2016 by Labskin Creations).