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Basic bathroom products like dental floss, toothbrushes, Qtips, and more are very difficult to recycle. Most of us use them on a daily basis which means they can build up in landfills quickly. A thriving market for low-waste personal care products has emerged with green awareness, with toothpaste tablets at the helm.  At Kaylaan Toothpaste Tablets, we combined our passion for science and nature in the heart of New York, creating effective oral hygiene without animal cruelty or environmental harm and in cool eco-friendly packaging and in this post, we will tell you five benefits of why Toothpaste Tablets are not only...

We are all still a bit fatigued from the turmoil of 2020. And, 2021 has kept us on our toes as well. But, you are ready to move on, and you know that to do so you have to start taking better care of yourself. Here are a few of the best ways to prioritize your own needs as we ride out the pandemic. The healthy habits listed below may also simply become part of your healthy lifestyle moving forward. Care for your teeth. Your oral health is one of the most important aspects of your overall wellness. The germs...

For many, the most important part about brushing your teeth seems to be doing it twice a day. While we agree that your pearly whites deserve attention morning and night, here at Kaylaan we think proper dental hygiene is about more than just routine. It’s also about knowing what’s inside the products you use and why they’ve been added in the first place.  So, in the spirit of candor, we want to spend this blog discussing the most important ingredients in our eco-friendly pastes, and contrasting them with their not-so eco-friendly competitors. The Good Stuff Sodium Bicarbonate: A big word...

Our products are cruelty-free and were never tested on animals. And, we are excited to announce, we are Leaping Bunny Certified!  Why we must end the brutality of testing products on animals? Pythagoreans believed that animals experience the same range of feelings as humans. Many people love companionship and many view upon animals as a companion. So, don't you think testing the products on your companion is cruel? Just because animals cannot voice their concern or preference, does not mean human beings should try to benefit from their sufferings. It is unethical and you are violating the rights of the animals. ...