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※Additive-free tooth gel with natural herbs.

※Contains 100% natural orange oil flavor.

※Contains lactoferrin and xylitol food-based ingredients.

# Arau Baby Tooth Gel

35g

Additive-free tooth gel for babies made from food-based ingredients. Contains no preservatives, antiseptics, synthetic fragrances or colors. It is gentle on your baby's delicate gums and cares without the use of synthetic surfactants, foaming agents, or abrasives. Use gel toothpaste to keep your baby's gums healthy from the beginning for a future bright smile.

Ingredients | Water, sorbitol, glycerin, agar, xanthan gum, xylitol, lactoferrin, citric acid, sodium citrate, polyglyceryl lauric acid-2, polyglyceryl stearic acid-10, natural orange flavor

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# Additive free and all food grade ingredients

We heard moms asking for a toothpaste for their children that they feel safe using. Ara Baby Tooth Gel uses no synthetic ingredients. There are no synthetic oils, flavors, colors, foaming agents, preservatives, or abrasives. All the ingredients in Arau Baby Tooth Gel are made from food ingredients, so even if you can rinse you baby's mouth, you'll feel safe using Arau Baby.

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# Natural mandarin orange essential
oil flavor for happy babies

It is better to start a good habit of rinsing after brushing for healthy teeth from a young age, but some babies don't like to rinse. Arau Baby Tooth Gel contains orange flavor (100% natural essential oil), which tastes great and is natural. Instead of synthetic flavors, natural mandarin orange is used for a safe and fun way to create a lifetime of tooth brushing habits.

## When should moms start brushing their baby's teeth?

It is best to start brushing when the first tooth begins to appear.
The first tooth can vary. Most babies get their first tooth around 6 to 9 months, but some can start getting their teeth at as early as 3 months. This is the time to start brushing. Even before the teeth come in, it is a good idea to rub your baby's gums with a soft towel to get them used to the idea of brushing.

## What is the best way
to brush a baby's teeth?

It is common to use a soft towel or gauze to clean a baby's teeth, but using only water is not very effective. Using a tooth brush with toothpaste is much more effective. However, many moms are worried about toothpastes because it is difficult to rinse after brushing. In fact, 76% of moms in a 976 person survey said they were very concerned about ingredients in baby toothpaste. In addition, 93% of moms said they want to avoid synthetic ingredients such as surfactants and synthetic additives.
That is why SARAYA developed Arau Baby Tooth Gel using no additives and only food based ingredients as a safe way to brush your baby's teeth.

## Once your child is brushing on their own,
we suggest switching to Arau Toothpaste.

Arau Toothpaste is safely cleans the teeth and gums just like Arau Baby Tooth Gel, but with the refreshing flavor of natural lavender and peppermint essential oil ingredients.
The mucous membranes of tongue and mouth are much more sensitive compared to the skin and they can absorb many ingredients.
Arau Toothpaste is free from synthetic surfactants and alcohol, so it does not stimulate the tongue or gums. Arau Toothpaste's unique natural soap formula rinses cleanly away and is healthy and safe.

Arau Toothpaste

# Certified Sustainable Green Palm Oil

The palm oil used as raw materials is backed by certified sustainable palm oil using the Green Palm Certificates, supporting the environment, biodiversity and human rights.

# Contributing supporter of Save the Children

We support the activities of Save the Children, a private sector UN aid organization that helps support the development of education, hygiene and human rights for children in over 120 countries.