Our mouth rinse is a community favorite that supports your oral health without alcohol, synthetic antibacterials, fake sweeteners, or dyes. Most conventional rinses kill everything in your mouth, including the good bacteria. Shwally’s formula is different: gentle, effective, and made only from ingredients that are safe enough to eat.
Blended with coconut oil, peppermint, baking soda, natural birch xylitol and purified water, this rinse freshens breath, supports healthy saliva, and nurtures the natural oral microbiome. It alkalizes, detoxifies, and leaves your mouth refreshed.
Ingredients: Reverse Osmosis Water, Organic Coconut Oil, Baking Soda, Birch Xylitol, Organic Peppermint Oil, Vera Spring Salt
Shake well before each use. For best results, brush using our shwally Hydroxyapatite tooth powder, following with this mouth rinse.
Most rinses clean with alcohol which nukes every bacteria (good and bad), and leave your mouth feeling burned and stripped.
This one works with your body, not against it. With only five edible, food-grade ingredients: coconut oil, peppermint, baking soda, natural birch xylitol, and purified water, it's another one of our products that's safe enough to swallow.
It gently alkalizes, pulls toxins, feeds the good microbes, and keeps saliva doing its job. Breath stays fresh for hours without that fake-candy aftertaste or the tight, dry feeling.
Shwally contains zero alcohol, fake sweeteners, dyes, or harsh antibacterials. Instead of killing all bacteria, it supports your natural oral biome, which is key for long-term gum and tooth health.
Absolutely. With all-edible, natural ingredients, this rinse is safe to use every day—even multiple times a day—without disrupting your oral microbiome.
Yes. Peppermint and baking soda work together to neutralize odors instantly, while xylitol and coconut oil reduce the bacteria that cause bad breath in the first place.
Yes. Xylitol has been studied for reducing cavity-causing bacteria, while coconut oil and peppermint fight inflammation and bacterial buildup. Together, they help support stronger teeth and healthier gums.
