LEBON Oral Care

Production locations

• Toothpaste: France
• Natural flavours and aromas: Grasse, France
• Electric toothbrush and brush heads: not disclosed

Working conditions & living wage

The toothpastes are made in a laboratory in Brittany, with the signature flavours developed in Grasse, the historic French capital of perfumery. Strict labour regulations apply in France. 

According to the brand, the team visits its suppliers on site to check their practices.

Ingredients

The toothpaste formulas are described by the brand as 98% natural origin and free from PEGs, SLS and titanium dioxide. According to LEBON, the remaining 2% are preservatives. 

This list may not reflect the full range of ingredients.

• Camellia Sinensis Leaf Water (Organic Green Tea) – Antioxidant and antibacterial plant extract that naturally contains fluoride.
• Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder (Aloe Vera) – Soothes and calms gums.
• Carica Papaya Fruit Extract (Papain) – Gentle enzymatic whitening without abrasion.
• Codium Fragile Extract (Algae) – Marine mineral source that supports ename. A fast-renewing seaweed.
• Xylitol – Plant-based sweetener that helps curb cavity-causing bacteria. Sourced from birch or corn fibres.
• Sodium Hyaluronate (Hyaluronic Acid) – Hydrates and protects gum tissue.
• Hydroxyapatite – Biomimetic mineral that helps remineralise enamel. 
• Hydrated Silica & Kaolin – Mild mineral cleaning and polishing agents of natural origin.
• Sodium Fluoride (1450 ppm) – Clinically recognised cavity protection. A synthetic mineral salt.
• Menthol & Mentha Viridis (Spearmint) Leaf Oil – Natural freshness.
• Limonene & Linalool – Naturally occurring fragrance components.

The toothpastes contain sodium fluoride and hydroxyapatite and are described as 98% natural origin.

Packaging

• The toothpaste tubes are made of aluminium, a material that can potentially be recycled indefinitely. 
• The outer cartons are made from FSC-certified cardboard. 
• According to the brand, all packaging components are potentially recyclable.
• Online orders are shipped in cardboard boxes with paper padding and without plastic.

Water usage

The formulas are free from SLS, PEGs and titanium dioxide, and part of the range uses organic-certified actives, which can limit the use of synthetic chemicals at the raw-material stage.

LEBON does not publish specific data on water consumption or microplastic release.

LEBON’s recyclable aluminium tubes are a strong end-of-life feature, as aluminium can potentially be recycled again and again. 

LEBON does not disclose a refill or take-back service. 

Recycling depends on the individual consumer and local facilities. 

LEBON deliberately does not offer a refill or take-back system. The brand explains that reusing toothpaste packaging could compromise hygiene and allow bacteria to grow.

Distance & complexity

• Toothpaste production: Lannion, Brittany, France
• Aromas and flavours: Grasse, France
• Outer cartons: Brittany, France
• Aluminium tubes: Austria
• Electric toothbrush and brush heads: not disclosed
• Ingredient origins: not disclosed
• LEBON’s headquarters is in Belgium. Most suppliers are located close to the Brittany laboratory, which keeps the toothpaste supply chain short.

Transportation

• Transportation in the supply chain: according to the brand, all toothpaste components are transported by road.
• Transportation in e‑commerce: online orders are shipped from Belgium with local post services.

LEBON states that its products are vegan and that its laboratory does not work with any animal-derived ingredients. 

Product design and longevity

LEBON offers oral care for everyday adult use: a range of natural toothpastes in nine flavours built on a single expert formula, sonic electric toothbrushes, replacement brush heads, a bamboo toothbrush and stainless steel accessories. The free-from formulas are designed to be gentle on sensitive gums. 

Transparency on product

LEBON gives customers a good deal of information on each product page. For every toothpaste customers find the product name and size, a description of the signature aroma and where it was crafted, and the main benefits. The pages also carry a clear set of formulation and origin badges. 

Customers learn the country of manufacture and that the aromas are developed in Grasse, but cannot see where the individual raw ingredients are grown or sourced.

Transparency on processes

The brand is open about its French production, its Grasse-based aromas and the locations of its packaging suppliers. According to a self-declaration by the laboratory dated November 2024, production follows the ISO 22716 Good Manufacturing Practices for cosmetics, as required by Article 8 of EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009. 

LEBON also states that it holds a Shifting Pact certification.