Does this toothpaste foam? (My little guy does't like foam.)
186599
It does not foam, or at least it never has for my son. He sucks it off too quickly!
186600
No it does not. It is the best toothpaste we've found. It's also not minty tasting - every other natural brand we tried was, and our daughter hated it.
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Does Not Contain: No fluoride, lauryl sulphate, saccharin, parabens, animal testing or by-products, artifical colors or flavors. What I do is alternate with another toothpaste that does have fluoride.
1853434
I forgot to also tell you, that my 8 momth old pup (mixed breed) LOVES this toothpaste! Murphy actually looks forward to having his teeth brushed...if you can believe that!? But, it's true! :)
1340299
There isn't a way to change it to come out as foam. FYI- I use it with Softsoap hand soap in bath and a dish/hand washing soap from Costco in kitchen. Both have been fine so far!
836766
Yes, it foams. It is just like regular shampoo. Since I have been using it I don't need conditioner any longer.
2214639
It does not foam or expand or get tacky. It dries slowly, however, but when dry it creates a strong bond on most surfaces. It's a good glue.
1913161
No, not really. It is pretty durable foam that has taken a beating from my 5 year-old. It can get dents in it (his sword has some) and the coating/paint peels a little (but that's only because he left it outside overnight and the moisture got to it)
1712421
No - none that you questioned. BUT I really don't see a difference in my dogs teeth either. So I quit using it. I'm an all natural person myself and don't like using a lot of 'stuff' on my pets.
2168471
This is a nice toothpaste...It will remove surface stains such as coffee or tea over time. Do not expect immediate results though.
1536687
Foam is extremely pourous so I would say no. If water gets absorbed and doesn't dry out completely, mold can grow and you don't want your kid rolling around with mold spores. There has got to be some mats like the ones at parks out there for sale. Sorry, hope you find something soon. The weathers finally changing!
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Yes, but keep in mind that it's not going to work up into a foam, the way the mass-market shaving creams. It has a consistency similar to toothpaste. I use a little more than the amount of toothpaste you'd put on a toothbrush, spread it into a thin layer across (wet) the chin, and then work it into a slight lather. Leave on for a minute before shaving. It is an excellent product!
134998
Threw mine out a while back, it had no actual toothpaste ingredients in it whatsoever. It's more of a gag gift
473607
Yes It does. I've read that is safe to use also. Dr. Smigley designed the toothpaste. You can google that site and read about the product. I highly recommend it. I just use once a day. Smallest amount. Lasts a very long time.
1113806
Yes. I found it was definitely low foam. The inclination is to use more because of low foam. I have terrible dry mouth from meds and now use it intermittently with regular toothpaste. Also, I found using the Biotene toothpaste WITH the Biotene mouthwash really helped the dry mouth. Good luck!
1675231
nor sure. My dog is picky because of his allergies. Some days he loves these some days he wants nothing to do with them. Cleaning his teeth does not enter into it
1286325
It probably depends on the soap you're using, but the wash and wax stuff for power washers that i got from walmart doesn't produce a thick foam. I spray the soapy mixture on our rv, then brush, then rinse to get a good clean.
2038015
Yes. It is a gel. Not as thick as a toothpaste. But it works just fine on the toothbrush. Just a mild sweet taste. No need to rinse but I have my little ones practice rinsing to remove any food particles. The gel itself is actually quite good to leave in the mouth because the harmful bacteria cling to it and wash out of the system when swallowed.