Dabur forays into kids’ toothpaste category; launches ‘Dabur Herb'l Kids Toothpaste’

The newly launched product is available in two variants, that is IRON MAN and ELSA from FROZEN.

By  Storyboard18Dec 23, 2024 11:22 AM
Dabur forays into kids’ toothpaste category; launches ‘Dabur Herb'l Kids Toothpaste’
The partnership with Disney Consumer products will help us reach fans of these characters and make brushing fun.

Dabur India has announced its entry into the kids’ toothpaste category with the launch of ‘Dabur Herb'l Kids Toothpaste’. As per the company, the newly launched toothpaste is curated for cavity protection for kids above 3 yr of age and is available in strawberry flavour with characters like Iron Man for boys and Elsa from Frozen for girls.

Notedly, this is for the first time in India that loved characters like Iron Man & Elsa are coming on a kid’s toothpaste.

Abhishek Jugran, Executive Vice President - Marketing, Dabur India Limited, said, “We are very happy to enter kids’ toothpaste category with ‘Dabur Herb'l Kids Toothpaste’. The 2 toothpaste variants have been designed specifically for boys and girls. The new Dabur Herb’l Kids toothpaste, specially formulated for kids with all natural ingredients that forms a protective layer over their enamel and fight decay - causing germs and bacteria. This new product will help motivate kids to brush and inspire parents to further instill healthy oral care habits at an early age.”

The company has claimed that the product is free from harmful chemicals such as fluoride, parabens, peroxide, triclosan, and SLS. Priced at Rs. 195 for 80g, it is available in two variants, that is IRON MAN and ELSA from FROZEN. The partnership with Disney Consumer products will help us reach fans of these characters and make brushing fun. It is available on ecommerce & will be available across Modern Trade outlets soon.

“Dabur continues to set a benchmark in the oral care industry by merging herbal wisdom with scientific innovation to provide effective solutions for oral health needs. The toothpaste has been made with researched Herbal remedies and has 0% Fluoride, Paraben, Peroxide, Triclosan and SLS. It protects against cavities, restricts bacterial growth and promotes healthy teeth and gums. We are confident that the new Dabur Herb'l Kids Toothpaste will be loved by the kids and trusted by the parents. Each pack also has a QR Code which enables parents & kids to play a game and lucky winner can get Iron Man & Elsa collectibles,” said Prashant Agarwal, Marketing Head - Oral Care, Dabur India Ltd.

First Published on Dec 23, 2024 10:59 AM

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