Keisha M. · GAI was nervous about eating a spoon of green gel, but it just tastes like peppermint and clove. I keep it next to my toothbrush now. My husband noticed before I said a word.











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HALO is a green herbal gel you swallow. You take one small scoop in the morning and one at night, and it coats your tongue and throat, right where breath starts.
It is made with parsley, green tea, lemon balm, clove, peppermint and chlorophyllin, the green from plants. No sugar, no alcohol, nothing to spit out.
A rinse is in your mouth for about 30 seconds, and then it goes down the sink. HALO is thick on purpose.
You hold it on your tongue for a moment, then swallow. On the way down it coats your tongue and throat, so the fresh feeling stays with you instead of being spat out.
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You have 60 days to try it. If you don’t feel the difference, email us and we’ll give you a full refund.

Covers the smell with flavor for a few minutes. It’s often gone before the kiss is over.
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Burns for about 30 seconds, and then you spit it down the sink.
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Smells lovely on your skin, for a while.
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How it works:
HALO is a green herbal gel that you swallow. On the way down it coats your tongue and the back of your throat, where a lot of breath starts, and it clings there instead of rinsing off.
Chlorophyllin (that’s the green), green tea, clove and peppermint go after the sulfur smell right where it is made. One small scoop in the morning and one at night keeps you fresh from the first coffee to the last kiss.
What you get:
When to see your dentist
A gel freshens your breath. It can’t fix your gums or teeth. If your gums bleed, a tooth feels loose, or a bad taste just won’t leave, book a check-up with your dentist.
Mints, mouthwash and spray each cover one spot for a little while. HALO is one gel you swallow, for your breath and your body, morning and night.
One Step, Not Five:
No more mints in every bag, a rinse by the sink and a spray in the car. Just one small scoop, morning and night.
Confidence Up Close:
The kiss hello, the slow dance, the soft words in your ear, the morning after.
No Alcohol, No Aluminum, No Perfume:
Nothing that burns, nothing that blocks your sweat, and nothing that has to cover anything up.
Nothing to Reapply Mid-Date:
No slipping away for a mint. The gel is already where it needs to be.
Works While You Sleep:
The night scoop coats your tongue before bed, so you wake up ready to be close.
It happens in every mouth, even the cleanest ones.

At the back of the tongue sits a thin, sticky coating, and everybody has some. Bacteria hide in it, break down tiny bits of food, and give off a sulfur gas.

Hardly anybody can smell their own breath, because the nose gets used to what is always there. That’s why the hand check never tells you much, and it isn’t a flaw in you.

Mints, mouthwash and body spray pass over it in seconds. The coating stays, and so does the smell.
That sticky coating is a film, the same kind of film that builds up on your teeth between brushings. The bacteria live inside it, where a toothbrush barely reaches.
Brushing, a mint or a rinse slides over the top of it. A rinse is in your mouth for about 30 seconds before it goes down the sink. The film stays where it was, and the bacteria in it keep going.
Many of us also take something every day, for blood pressure, for allergies or for our mood, that quietly dries the mouth overnight. Less spit means the coating sits there all night. That’s morning breath, and it’s not something you did.
What you’ve tried:
HALO works the other way around. It’s a gel, so it clings. One small scoop coats your tongue and the back of your throat, right where the smell is made, and keeps working for hours instead of washing away.
Chlorophyllin, green tea, clove and peppermint go after the smell at the source, not just on top of it.

HALO Breath & Body Gel:

Take one small scoop of HALO.

Let it sit on your tongue for a moment, then swallow.

Feel fresh, and ready to get close.

Do it again at night. Morning and night, that’s it.
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Keisha M. · GAI was nervous about eating a spoon of green gel, but it just tastes like peppermint and clove. I keep it next to my toothbrush now. My husband noticed before I said a word.
Tanya R. · TXI am the one with the good perfume and the body oil, so I never thought it was my breath. About two weeks in I stopped keeping gum in every purse.
Monique J. · NCIt came in a plain black box, so nobody at my job knew what it was. One scoop in the morning, one at night. That is the whole thing.
Denise W. · MDThe texture took me a few days to get used to. Now it is just part of my morning, and I feel a lot less self-conscious leaning in close.
Brianna L. · ILMy man used to give me quick little pecks. Now he is the one pulling me close in the kitchen.
Lorraine P. · OHI have tried everything for years. This is the first thing that feels like part of my routine instead of a quick cover-up. I ordered two jars so my husband takes it too.






The kiss, leaning in close to talk, the slow dance in the kitchen, the morning after.
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Why a gel?
Most breath starts on the back of your tongue, where a thin coat builds up during the day and all night long. It is not something you did. Everybody gets it.
A mouthwash is in your mouth for about 30 seconds, and then you spit it out. HALO is thick on purpose. You hold it on your tongue for a moment, it clings on the way down, and you swallow it. Nothing to spit, nothing to rinse.
That is why we made it a gel and not another bottle of rinse.
When to see your dentist
A gel is not a fix for gum trouble. See your dentist if your gums bleed, a tooth feels loose, a bad taste will not go away, or a smell is new or strong.
Keep doing all of that. Brushing cleans your teeth, but the coat that sits on the back of your tongue builds right back up during the day and overnight.
HALO is there for the hours in between. You take it in the morning and at night, so you are not relying on a mint in your pocket.
Most of what people try works for a little while and then wears off. A mint covers it for a few minutes, and a rinse is spat out after about 30 seconds, but the coating on the back of the tongue is still there. HALO is a thick gel you hold right there and then swallow, morning and night, so it becomes part of your routine instead of a quick cover-up.
If your gums bleed, a tooth hurts, or a bad taste never leaves, see your dentist first, because a gel can’t fix that. And if HALO isn’t for you, you get your money back within 60 days.
A mint mostly covers a smell with flavor, and it is gone in a few minutes. A mouthwash is in your mouth for about 30 seconds, then you spit it out.
HALO is a thick gel. You hold it on your tongue for a moment and then swallow it, so it clings to your tongue and throat on the way down. No alcohol burn and no sugar.
Because breath does not only start on your teeth. It starts on the back of your tongue and in your throat, places a rinse barely reaches before you spit it out.
Swallowing the gel means it passes over those spots on its way down. The chlorophyllin (the green) supports freshness, for breath and body†.
Take one small scoop in the morning and one at night. Hold the gel on your tongue for a moment, then swallow. That is the whole routine.
The scoop comes with the jar. Keep it next to your toothbrush, so your morning and night scoop becomes a habit.
Give it two to four weeks of mornings and nights before you judge it. Since hardly anybody can smell their own breath, look for other signs: how your mouth feels when you wake up, and whether you still reach for a mint before someone gets close.
Everybody is different, and results vary. If you don’t feel fresher up close, you get your money back.
The green comes from chlorophyllin, a plant pigment. It can tint your tongue for a few minutes right after you take it.
So take it at least 15 minutes before you go out, and sip some water afterwards. The tint goes away by itself.
Right after you take it, a kiss would taste like peppermint and a little clove. Take it at least 15 minutes before you go out and sip some water afterwards.
Please talk to your doctor or pharmacist first. Bring the jar with you: every ingredient and every amount is on the label.
Blood pressure pills, allergy pills and many other everyday medicines can dry out your mouth. That is worth mentioning too, because a dry mouth makes morning breath stronger.
Two things are good to know. Because of the chlorophyllin, your stool can turn green for a while. That is harmless.
If peppermint gives you heartburn, take your scoop after food, or skip the night scoop and see how you feel.
Then you get your money back. If you do not feel the difference within 60 days, email us and we will refund you in full. You do not need a reason.
We ship free from the USA. It arrives in a plain box, with nothing on the outside that says what is inside.
Keep the jar closed, somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sun and out of reach of children. No need to put it in the fridge.
If you do not feel the difference within 60 days, email us and we refund you in full. No forms, no arguing.
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