The phrase appears to reference "breath," "co," "bain de bouche," and related terms in multiple languages, likely pointing to a mouthwash product associated with The Breath Co (bain de bouche haleine fraîche). If you’re looking for information in a specific language or need a translation or product details, here’s a concise overview based on common formulations: What it is
- A mouthwash (bain de bouche) designed to freshen breath, often marketed as providing long-lasting freshness and sometimes claiming activity against bad breath for up to 12 hours.
- Common active concept: oxygen-related formulations using an oxidizing ingredient (e.g., sodium chlorite or similar) to reduce volatile sulfur compounds produced by bacteria.
Typical usage
- Rinse for about 60 seconds with the recommended dose (often one capful), then spit out.
- Some variants suggest a second gargle for the throat area.
- Do not swallow; keep out of reach of children.
Key attributes to check
- Alcohol content: many versions are alcohol-free.
- Colorants: some formulations avoid artificial colorants.
- Flavor: mint varieties (menthe) are common; “menthe givrée” or “menthe douce” indicate mint flavors.
- Packaging: often 500 mL bottles; check for recyclable packaging notes if environmental impact is important.
- Certification or clinical claims: some products market 12-hour freshness, typically supported by clinical-style testing, though independent reviews may vary.
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