Every one of them picks a side.
Your mouth is three places at once: the pocket below the gum line, the tissue at the margin, and the enamel above it. Nothing on the shelf covers more than one.
01Whitening picks the tooth.
Peroxide lightens the color of the tooth. It adds nothing to the surface and never reaches the gum.
02A gum rinse picks the tissue.
Water-thin. Your saliva takes it away in thirty seconds, and it never touches the enamel.
03Oil pulling picks the pocket.
It clears what lives below the gum line, and stops there.What the three gaps feel like.
One for each place.Below the gum line, on the tissue, on the tooth. None of them does another’s job, and none of them replaces brushing or flossing. That is why there are three.
Three places. Three mechanisms.
None of them does another’s job, and none of them replaces brushing or flossing. That is the whole reason there are three.
Penetrate · Bind · Extract.
Stays liquid, so it flows into the pocket instead of beading at the opening. The bacteria live in a sticky, fat-soluble film. It grips the oil in preference to the tooth, and leaves on the spit.
Below the gum lineSaturate · Bind · Hold.
A gel that stays at the margin instead of running off it. Eight hours of holding water in the tissue, against the thirty seconds a rinse manages.
On the tissueCalm · Seal · Shield.
Ten percent hydroxyapatite, the mineral enamel is made of. It settles into the microscopic channels cold and sweet travel through, and takes the acid hit before the enamel does.
On the toothBelow the gum line, on the tissue, on the tooth.
Every trial, linked in full →Three products. One routine.
It sounds like a lot until you write it down. Two of them slot into brushing you already do, and the third happens twice a week.
- 01Every morning , paste.Two minutes, spit, don’t rinse.
- 02Every night , paste, then serum.Brush first. Two pumps at the gum line after.
- 03Twice a week , oil, before you brush.One 15ml spoonful, seven minutes, spit into the bin.
New to the oil? Start at four minutes and build up.
one routine.
Three products. Three jobs.
Three problems, in three places. None of them does another’s job. That is why there are three.
Step oneThe Halo Pulling Oil.
Stays liquid, so it flows past the gum line, binds to the bacteria there and carries them out on the spit.
- Size
- 120ml
- How often
- Twice a week
- Per swish
- 15ml, seven minutes
- Swishes per bottle
- Eight
Step twoThe Halo Gum Serum.
A gel that stays on the gum line and keeps water in the tissue after you walk away.
- Size
- 30ml airless pump
- How often
- Once a day
- Per use
- Two pumps, ten seconds
- Pumps per bottle
- 110
Step threeThe Halo Hydro Paste.
Ten percent hydroxyapatite, the mineral enamel is made of. Puts it back where enamel has worn and seals what is underneath.
- Size
- 120g
- How often
- Twice a day
- Per brush
- Pea-sized, two minutes
- Brushes per tube
- Around 110
Each box holds one full size of each. The serum and paste outlast the oil, so you will always have some in hand.
Three formulas. Every ingredient listed.
Eighteen in the oil, eleven in the serum, seventeen in the paste. No proprietary blend, no mystery fragrance, and nothing that burns or stings. Nine of them do the heavy lifting.
Pulling OilStays liquidCoconut MCT
The part of coconut that never goes solid. It slips into the pocket instead of sitting on top, and it is the reason this gets used rather than abandoned in a cupboard.
Pulling OilCalms bleedingTea tree oil
In an Australian dental study, tea tree calmed bleeding, inflamed gums better than chlorhexidine, the prescription rinse.
Pulling OilStrongest of 5Manuka oil
Of five essential oils tested against the bacteria behind gum disease, manuka was the strongest, and it stopped the main one from sticking.
Gum SerumHydratesSodium hyaluronate
Your body already makes it. A single molecule binds up to a thousand times its own weight in water, which is why a small amount keeps the gum line hydrated for eight hours rather than eight minutes.
Gum SerumStays putCellulose gum
Plant fibre, thickened. It is the reason this behaves like a gel instead of a liquid, and the reason it is still where you put it in the morning.
Gum SerumSoothes gumsPanthenol
Pro-vitamin B5. It converts to pantothenic acid on contact with tissue, the form your cells actually use.
Hydro PasteRebuildsHydroxyapatite 10%
The same mineral your enamel is made of, at ten percent, up from 7.5%. Nano-sized, so it settles into the microscopic channels rather than sitting on top of them.
Hydro PasteCalmsPotassium citrate
Settles the nerve response that makes cold and sweet register as pain. The fast part of the formula, and the reason you feel something in the first weeks.
Hydro PasteStarves bacteriaXylitol
Bacteria take it in expecting food, cannot metabolize it, and stall. It is also what makes the paste mildly sweet without sugar.
The Pulling Oil · eighteen
The Gum Serum · eleven
The Hydro Paste · seventeen
Highlighted are the ones doing the work. Not in any of them: alcohol, fluoride, SLS, peroxide, PEG, chlorhexidine, synthetic antiseptics, dyes.
Honestly told, in three stages.
“Nothing dramatic happens. Things simply stop getting worse.”
- 1Weeks one to twoThe routine stops being a decision.Three products sounds like admin on day one. By the second week it is just what you do at the sink.
- 2Weeks four to eightMornings feel different.Less film, less of that coated feeling, less cold landing. Each product is working on its own timeline and they start to overlap.
- 3Month three onwardYour hygienist says less.Nothing dramatic happens. Things simply stop getting worse, which after years of the opposite is the point.
If a month passes and nothing has changed, use the guarantee. We would rather refund you than have you keep buying something that is not working.
Not whiter. Just calmer.
Every review is from a verified purchase. We do not edit them, and we do not only publish the flattering ones.
32,732+ verified
VerifiedWorking out which of the three I needed would have taken me another year of guessing.
Deborah H. · 5 weeks in
VerifiedMy dentist told me to come back in six months. Nothing has moved, and that is the first time in four years.
Maureen E. · 4 months in
VerifiedThat is why I am still doing it. Everything else I tried I quit inside a month.
Kathleen P. · 7 weeks in
VerifiedPaste morning and night, serum at night, oil twice a week. Written down it sounds like a lot.
Sharon W. · 3 months in
VerifiedThe paste replaced what I was using and the serum takes ten seconds. That is what made it stick.
Angela R. · 2 months in
VerifiedShe asked what I had changed. That has never happened at a check-up before.
Patricia L. · 6 months in
VerifiedLess film, less coating, less cold landing. I noticed when I stopped noticing it.
Julie M. · 4 months in
VerifiedWhich sounds annoying and is not. I am never without one of them.
Christine B. · 3 months inThe most useful review on this page is the one that says it took three months. We publish those too.
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Formulated with people who see the damage every day.
“Almost everyone I see covers one place and quietly loses the other two.”
Most brands want a name on the box. This one wanted the claims cut back until every single one could be defended in front of a colleague. None of the three will regrow a gum or fill a cavity. One clears the pocket, one holds the tissue, one puts mineral back into the tooth, and that is what they say.
- Reviewed all three formulas before they went to manufacture
- Holds the veto on every gum and enamel claim we publish
Compensated partner. She reviews the science, not the marketing.
Sixty days. Four steps.
Most guarantees are written to be difficult. This one is not. No ticket number, no queue, no box to repack.
no questions
Give it a month. Or send it back.
If your gums do not feel the difference, ask for a refund any time within sixty days. All we ask is that you give it a fair month and share a few dated photos along the way.
Choose your mouth. Choose Holy.
Answered straight, including the ones with an awkward answer.
Anything not covered here, email us. A person reads them.
Contact support →Do I need all three?
The oil reaches the pocket below the gum line. The serum stays on the tissue. The paste works on the tooth. Pick one and you have covered one place. If you only want one, start with the one that matches what is bothering you.
Isn’t three products a lot?
Two of them slot into brushing you already do. The third happens twice a week. Nothing here asks for a new habit, only a slightly different one.
What order do I use them in?
On oil nights: swish, spit, then brush with the paste, then the serum last. On every other night it is just paste then serum. The serum goes on last so nothing washes it off.
Why no fluoride?
Fluoride hardens what is already there. Hydroxyapatite puts mineral back. If your dentist wants you on fluoride for a specific reason, follow that.
Does any of it kill bacteria?
The oil binds to the film the bacteria live in and leaves with it. Your good bacteria stay exactly where they were, which is the point.
Is it safe with crowns or implants?
Crowns, veneers, bridges, implants, fillings and braces. No staining, no burn, nothing abrasive.
Do I still floss?
Use them alongside brushing and flossing, not instead of. Keep your check-ups.
Can it reverse recession?
Nothing brings back tissue that is gone, and no toothpaste fills a cavity. What this does is stop feeding the thing that took it, which is a smaller promise and a true one.
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