DIY oral care products with mastic

In short: two easy DIY oral-care recipes with Chios mastic essential oil — a simple homemade toothpaste and a quick mouthwash for naturally fresh breath. (Prefer ready-made? We have a full mastic oral-care range too.)

In this article

  1. DIY mastic toothpaste
  2. DIY mastic mouthwash
  3. The key ingredient: mastic oil
  4. FAQ

DIY mastic toothpaste

Ingredients

  1. Mix the baking soda and glycerin well.
  2. Add the mastic essential oil and mix again.
  3. Store in a tightly sealed jar at room temperature.
  4. Use morning and evening for a fresh, natural clean.

DIY mastic mouthwash

Ingredients

  1. Mix both well and rinse your mouth after eating or after brushing.
  2. Do not swallow.

Mastic has long been used in oral care, and chewing or rinsing with it freshens breath naturally.

Good to know: homemade toothpaste contains no fluoride, the recognised ingredient for preventing tooth decay. Use these as a natural, fresh-breath option, and for caries prevention follow your dentist's advice.

The key ingredient: mastic oil

Chios mastic essential oil

Both recipes rely on 100% pure Chios mastic essential oil — a little goes a long way, so 1 ml lasts for many batches. Learn more in what is mastic oil.

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FAQ

Question Answer
What mastic do I need for these recipes? Pure Chios mastic essential oil — just a few drops per batch.
Do these contain fluoride? No. They're natural, fresh-breath recipes. For tooth-decay prevention, fluoride is the recognised ingredient — follow your dentist's advice.
Can I just buy ready-made instead? Yes — we have a full range of mastic toothpastes and a mouthwash if you'd rather not DIY.
How long does the homemade toothpaste keep? Store it in a tightly sealed jar at room temperature and make small batches so it stays fresh.

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