What is pure toothpaste?

Pure toothpaste refers to toothpaste without any trace of animal products Many toothpaste brands on the market contain glycerin, a natural body fluid found in animal fat Toothpastes tested on animals are not non vegetarian toothpastes either, because vegetarians' lifestyles attach great importance to animal protection Vegetarianism forbids eating any animal products Toothpaste is one of the many products that contain the animal ingredient glycerin Glycerin in toothpaste usually comes from cattle or pigs, which may cause some religious conflicts In fact, glycerin can also be derived from plant or artificial synthesis Many toothpaste manufacturers use these sources to meet vegetarians' demand for pure toothpaste It's difficult for vegetarians or vegetarians to avoid glycerin in toothpaste and other cosmetics Glycerin can also be found in the hair care products and skin care products they use Although glycerin will be listed in the product ingredient list, there is generally no distinction between plant or animal glycerin Before you buy it, you can make sure that you buy pure toothpaste by doing an online survey or consulting with the manufacturer Many popular toothpaste brands are qualified to be pure toothpaste However, vegetarians should avoid some of these brands because their parent company does animal testing Since the protection of animal rights and well-being is an important aspect of vegetarianism, some toothpastes will be rejected as pure toothpastes To ensure that non vegetarian toothpastes or animal tested toothpastes are not used, vegetarians may switch to tooth powder Some properties of vegetable glycerin are the same as those of animal glycerin, which can help to thicken toothpastes and other products It also sweetens toothpaste Vegetarians should make sure that pure toothpaste can still meet the needs of tooth protection Some environmentally friendly brands do not contain fluoride, which is a key ingredient in preventing cavities.