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Everyone can get on board with the Wellnesse’s family-friendly products.

The History of Wellnesse

Before starting Wellnesse, CEO and co-founder Katie Wells was a mom struggling with a range of health issues. After doing her own research and realizing how many products on the shelf used potentially harmful ingredients, she started making DIY recipes in her kitchen. Once she shared some of the recipes with her community, they begged her to sell them herself.

Wellnesse Company Mission

Wellnesse makes personal care products like toothpaste, shampoo, and deodorant with ingredients that are good for you and the planet.

Benefits of Wellnesse

Wellnesse is a Certified B Corp that puts the health of your family front and center.

• Certified by the Environmental Working Group
• Leaping Bunny Certified
• Sustainable packaging
• Free from harmful ingredients like toxins, parabens, and sulfates

Top Wellnesse Products

Upgrade your oral care routine with a toothpaste the whole family will love.

Whitening Toothpaste, Fresh Mint

Brighten your pearly whites with a glycerin-free toothpaste that uses natural minerals to strengthen teeth and green tea powder to promote fresh breath. Thrive Market member Lauren from Florida says “the flavor is perfect and leaves my mouth feeling so fresh,” and Erin from Missouri shares “I had been looking for a great clean toothpaste and this is it.”

Have a Healthier Oral Care Routine

From oil pulling tips to whether or not you need a tongue scraper, our blog has your oral health covered.

What Is Oil Pulling?

This Ayurvedic practice is believed to promote healthier teeth and gums. It’s a simple practice, but read our post for a step-by-step guide to getting started.

Dentist-Approved Tips for a Healthier Mouth

Create a more sustainable routine with Dr. Onaedo Achebe, DDS, a New York City–based dentist who wants you to swap out your plastic toothbrush and clean up your mouthwash.

Do You Need to Use a Tongue Scraper?

If you’re prone to bad breath, a tongue scraper might help you beat it for good. This technique can be used twice a day (just like brushing your teeth) to help remove bacteria, food debris, and dead cells.