Ayurvedic powder from Siwak, 100 g

Characteristics

• Botanical name: Salvadora persica
• Fine, green-beige powder
• You can buy a whole stick to chew on or this powder that is incorporated into the toothpaste during manufacture.
• Miswak contains many beneficial substances for healthy teeth, such as fluoride, tannic acid, sulfur, vitamin C, salicylic acids, saponins, flavonoids...
• Method of obtaining: This is ground powder from Siwak twigs
• Siwak Aroma-Zone Ayurvedic Powder
• It is mainly used in toothpastes.
• Raw material for production.

Use

Powder toothpaste

• Siwak powder is used to prepare powdered toothpastes that are mixed with other powders such as calcium carbonate, sodium salt, Lithothamne, white or green clay
• Siwax + Other powders (calcium carbonate, clays...), mix and it's done!
• So, for example, 1 spoon of siwax + 1 spoon of calcium carbonate + 1 spoon of baking soda + 5 drops of peppermint essential oil
• Put a small amount of powder on a wet toothbrush and brush your teeth with gentle movements. This foaming powder cleans teeth thanks to the mild abrasive action of Siwak and calcium carbonate. Rinse off.

Whitening toothpaste

• Siwak powder is used to make whitening toothpaste
• 1 spoon of siwax + 1 spoon of activated carbon + 1 spoon of baking soda + 10 drops of tea tree essential oil
• Apply to the surface of the teeth by gentle rubbing. Leave on for a few minutes, then rinse thoroughly and, if necessary, brush your teeth with toothpaste and a toothbrush to remove the powder. Charcoal is black, it will blacken your teeth, but you will remove the color when you brush.

Gel toothpaste

• Siwak powder is used to prepare classic gel toothpastes
• Siwax + Other powders (calcium carbonate, clays...) + water + rubber - mix and it's done!

Oral macerates

• Siwak powder is used to prepare oral macerates
• Filter Siwax + water and mix
• This aqueous macerate (or this infusion) is ready to be incorporated into mouthwash or toothpaste.

INCI

• Salvadora persica stem powder