I must admit, as soon as I read this story on yourfoodcorner.com, I raced upstairs to check my toothpastes. Thinking this has got to be a joke. But, they are right, there is a color code on the bottom. Mine are all red. Apparently, not a good sign. But why is it there? There is speculation as to what the colors mean. Read the short article below and make your minds up.
Not many of us pay attention of the toothpaste bottom color we buy.
After reading this, I bet you will consider the details which are telling a lot about your toothpaste.
What you need to do is have a look at the bottom of the tube, where you will find a colored stripe.
Toothpastes have different colors of stripes, depending on their composition. You need to be able to recognize them.
In that purpose, in continuation we are giving you information about the different stripes:
You just need to check what color is the stripe placed on the toothpaste’s bottom.
Toothpaste tubes have four different colored stripes, depending on their composition. You do not need to be rocket scientists to be able to recognize them and their meanings.
In addition, here are the color and their meanings:
- Green equals to all natural product
- Blue stands for natural plus medicines in the product
- Red stripes mean the product is natural with chemicals
- Black ones are all chemicals
Even though you can find this information online or wherever, there are some contrary claims which suggest the color has nothing to do with the product’s ingredients. However, if you do not trust this information, you can always check what is written on the product’s label.
On the other hand, even though this information is available to customers, there are opposed claims that they have nothing to do with the ingredients of the product. Accordingly, you can find all this information on the list of ingredients.
The decision is yours. If interested, you should do a further research on the topic and find out which is the right way to select the perfect toothpaste for you. Good Luck !
Source:
yourfoodcorner.com
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