We believe you should know exactly what you’re putting in your mouth — that’s why we list every single ingredient in all our products.

At Gogy Natural, we’re proud to create clean, safe, and effective oral care made with natural, food-grade ingredients that actually work.

Our formulas are designed to clean, nourish, and protect — without the harsh stuff.
So now, you don’t have to choose between a healthy smile and a healthy body. You can have both.

All our products are FREE from Fluoride, Saccharin, Parabens, Alcohol, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), Bleaches, Titanium Dioxide, Triclosan, DEA, Propylene Glycol, Petroleum, Artificial Flavours or Colour, Harmful Chemicals.

NO nasty toxins. NO extreme flavours.
And …. absolutely NO Animal Testing!

What’s the Difference Between Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate?

You’ve probably seen both labeled as “SLS” — but don’t be fooled. They are not the same thing!

We do NOT use Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) — a harsh, chemical foaming agent once common in many personal care products. Studies now show it can irritate the skin, gums, and even be harmful with long-term use. It’s already banned in several European countries.

What we use instead:
Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate — a gentler, naturally-derived foaming agent made from amino acids and coconut fatty acids. It’s safe, biodegradable, and commonly found in high-quality toothpaste, shampoos, and cleansers.

So while the names look similar, the effects on your health are very different. We will always choose the safer one — because your smile deserves better.

Tubes are made of LDPE 4 plastic:

• LDPE has the simplest structure of all the plastics, making it easy to produce. That’s why it’s mostly used for many types of bags. A very clean and safe plastic.
• LDPE is also found in household items like plastic wrap, frozen food containers and squeezable bottles.
• More recycling programs are beginning to accept LDPE plastics.
• Recycled LDPE is made into such items as garbage cans, paneling, furniture, flooring and bubble wrap.

Caps are made of PP 5 plastic:

• PP (Polypropylene): Discovered at a petroleum company in 1951, PP is hard, sturdy and can withstand high temperatures. It’s also considered a safe plastic, and as a result, it’s found in tupperware, car parts, thermal vests, yogurt containers, and even disposable diapers.
• While it can be recycled, it’s thrown away much more often.
• When recycled, it’s turned into heavy-duty items like pallets, ice scrapers, rakes and battery cables. Many recycling programs accept PP plastic items.