Gandusha organic mouthwash oil 250ml + tongue cleaner/tongue scraper in a set

Recent research shows how much a person's general health and immune strength is linked to oral hygiene and adequate care of the teeth and the mouth and throat area.
In this context, the millennia-old science of Ayurveda recommends rinsing the mouth daily with a special cleansing oil before or after brushing the teeth. It is also advisable to clean the tongue with a tongue scraper in the morning and evening. This tongue scraper is an indispensable tool for daily tongue cleaning. It scrapes away plaque and bacteria that have accumulated on the tongue overnight and during the day. This ritual is a valuable addition to brushing, flossing and oil pulling to create a feeling of freshness and well-being in the mouth. Brush the cleanser over the tongue with gentle pressure from back to front, repeat 3-4 times. Rinse the tongue cleaner thoroughly under running water. Our premium tongue scraper made of sturdy stainless steel with comfortable handles will accompany you for a long time thanks to its sturdy manufacture. Our Gandusha oil supports you in removing toxins from the mouth and thus also from the head. Due to the special herbs of the Thailam oil used for Gandusha (rock salt, arnica, sage and verbena) - Gandusha is many times stronger than normal boiled sesame oil - not to mention the fact that traditional Thailam oil has a much more intensive effect than normal boiled sesame oil anyway.

Gandusha cleanses and cares for the mouth and throat. It strengthens the gums and has an immunizing and purifying effect. It is suitable for all constitutional types and protects against infections and cares for the voice. A wonderful side effect: it also relaxes and smoothes facial skin.
Like toothpaste, Gandusha should be available for daily use in every bathroom. To rinse your mouth - before or after brushing your teeth - swish 1 tablespoon of Gandusha back and forth in your mouth and between your teeth for 3-5 minutes (some even recommend 10 minutes). Please do not swallow Gandusha, but spit it out after use (into the sink or, more ecologically, into a piece of kitchen roll and then into the waste). Then rinse the mouth gently with warm water.