Why Should One Choose a Modern Mouth Freshener?

Like it or not, we all get bored sometimes with the monotony. Be it the daily routine or the food we take, and we want something different. All of us are looking for a change. A mouth freshener can break the monotony of our lives. With the changing tastes, mouth fresheners in India are also undergoing evolution.

While they are still being used to aid digestion and prevent bad breath, today it is not the same old pan from the panwala at the corner of the street. Alternatives to pan are available to satisfy our cravings for a mouth freshener. A big range of them is available.  

A modern mouth freshener provides the same satisfaction as one gets from a traditional one. The ingredients used are not any different. However, the processing of the ingredients may differ according to the product. But the goodness of ingredients like clove, fennel seeds or cardamom is retained.

The ingredients like cloves, fennel and cardamom are known for their nutritious quality. Being rich in anti-oxidants they are good for our heart and also prevent any cancer. The anti-inflammatory quality of clove is used to relieve pain.

The use of creativity by companies makes preventing bad breath pleasurable. Cardamom seeds are blended with silver leaves and supari is flavoured and coated with silver leaves. Saunf is coated with sugar and made attractive with colour.    

Picking a mouth freshener will surprise one with the flavour of exotic materials like saffron is used. Blending saffron with other ingredients makes the mouth freshener even more enticing.  

Essential oils of aromatic plants like rose, sandalwood and kewda make them even more appealing. It gets the user hooked immediately. The extracts of these plants are known to relieve stress and induce a sound sleep

Mouth fresheners in India also use dates to add sweetness. Pass Pass and Rajnigandha Meetha panmasala use premium dates to provide the ultimate pleasure to all age groups.

Packaging is also attractive with the use of eye-catchy graphics. The airtight packaging increases their shelf-life. User-friendly packaging makes these handy. With all the variants available, modern mouth fresheners in India are undoubtedly a better choice than traditional ones.


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