Citrus Spice

Could tell the difference right away - sensitive areas stopped being sensitive. Yes you can taste the castile soap but the other ingredients cancel most of that. Besides, my concern is effectiveness, not taste.This is an updated review. Originally bought for my husband and myself, the first review was my experience.This second review is my update and my husband's experience.I had to discontinue using this product because it became apparent that I cannot tolerate xylitol. :(However my husband is a different story and one that needs to be shared.He is a vegetarian and has historically eaten tofu almost daily a good partof his life. High in protein and absent any carbs this seems like a no brainer. AND - it is processed with Calcium. His doctor told him some time ago that he needed to stop the tofu - so he stopped. We tried to replace his Calcium with broccoli etc. but clearly that did not work. He lost so much enamel that his teeth began to thin, actually becoming translucent. He had a front tooth that had actually chipped off a decent area of the tooth.So he started with this toothpaste and it has been VERY impressive - he began to gain strength, enamel in his teeth and the translucent appearance began to fade to solid color - although the teeth would soak in colors of his food. Over time that became less and less of a problem.We have recently done some research and determined that the tofu can be a part of his diet with some other protein/calcium modifications, and his teeth are becoming very white and nice looking. A little way to go yet but it is more than obvious he'll get there. Yes, the Tofu back in has given an extra boost, but this toothpaste has made a substantial difference as well.As I write this update we are waiting for our third order of this product.

I stick a Miswak to it and brush my teeth with it. It was a good feeling, and I am hoping for a change of my teeth now that I'm using natural alternative.

I like the Nelson Naturals toothpaste. "Forest Fresh" and "Spearmint" have been my goto flavors, but I wanted to try one of the others. "Citrus Spice Blend" is okay, but not my favorite.

I love the way it taste. It is healthy. Value for your money. Teeth clean. It functionality and sensitivity.

It's baking soda with added minerals and citrus flavor. Quite expensive for the amount (3.3 oz).

I was looking for a natural toothpaste without glycerin. That's actually very hard to find.I don't find the taste to be too strong or unpleasant. It's a bit salty, but not overly so.I like that it comes in a glass jar, as I try my best to avoid plastics when I can. I don't find the jar to be convenient though, but it is what it is. I use a very small spoon to take out some of the toothpaste and put it on my brush rather than dipping it in for hygienic reasons.This toothpaste makes my teeth feel very smooth and clean after using. I plan on buying this again for sure.

Wow, I really can't say enough about this stuff. A little background, I've dealt with dry mouth for a long time (and still do). The toothpaste I'd been using was just your run of the mill Crest toothpaste. I'd noticed my enamel had started wearing away and I became a bit concerned.After researching extensively, I landed on this stuff. Reviews were relatively mixed, mostly regarding the flavor, but several others had mentioned how much it made a difference so I figured I'd give it a shot. I'm so happy I did. Within a few days, my teeth looked and felt noticeably healthier. After using this for several weeks, I'm still seeing improvements in my smile and I love it.Now, about the taste. I'll admit it tastes a bit... peculiar, especially at first. Imagine citrus and cinnamon, with a pinch of salt. However, it really has grown on me and I might go as far as to say I prefer it over traditional toothpaste flavoring.All in all, I couldn't be happier with this product and am so thankful to have come across it!

The Citrus Spice Blend is the most disgusting toothpaste I've ever tried, hands down. The first time I brushed my teeth with it, I tried to identify the awful flavor. It was like an industrial cleaning chemical and reminded me of working a janitorial job in college. Then it struck me -- Lysol. And, yes, it tastes that bad. I might have been able to get over that fact since it rinses out of the mouth, but after I'd rinsed my mouth and went on to my next activity, I realized my mouth tasted like liquid Castile soap. I looked at the ingredients, and sure enough, half way down the list was "Castile Soap". Presently, I'm just putting up with it because, after having to send back the first bottle because it had leaked all over the package, I don't really feel like sending it back. As for benefits, after using it for a week, I haven't noticed any so far. Seriously not worth it.Edited: I used this for a month, then gave up. No matter how tightly I seal the jar, it drys out around the edges and if you don't use it for a few days, it drys out in the middle. It is springtime here near Chicago and therefore extremely humid, so it wasn't from having a dry house. Other flavors might be better, but this alone is why I won't purchase it again. It was already too expensive and half my jar went to waste. My gums also became very irritated and receded a bit during the time I used it, can't say for sure it was due to this toothpaste, but I'm not going to risk it again. Not worth it.