Aquafresh White Renew Deep Clean toothpaste

Aquafresh is a globally recognized oral hygiene brand that first made its mark in 1973. Originally developed by the British company Beecham (which later became SmithKline Beecham, then GlaxoSmithKline), the brand was famous for being the first to introduce a striped toothpaste formulation. The stripes were designed to represent different benefits: white for decay prevention, aqua/blue for fresh breath, and eventually red for gum health.

In recent years, the brand transitioned to Haleon, a major consumer healthcare company that was spun off from GSK in 2022. The White Renew range is a modern expansion focusing on intensive stain removal and enamel restoration. These products are manufactured in several locations to serve global markets, with significant production facilities located in the United Kingdom and Slovakia to supply the European and British markets. As of 2026, Haleon continues to be the ultimate owner, managing the brand from its headquarters in Weybridge, United Kingdom.