Cynthia Erivo partnered with Listerine for the Wash Your Mouth campaign and tells PEOPLE about her self-care and beauty ...

The collaboration comes years after the oral hygiene brand partnered with Erivo's fellow "Wicked" star, Kristin Chenoweth, ...

"Everything was really thought out, and that's the way we always are," Erivo says of how she and stylist Jason Bolden plan ...

“Wash Your Mouth marks an exciting new era for Listerine — and by partnering with the iconic Cynthia Erivo, the brand is headed in a direction that is creatively bold, relevant and rooted in ...

Listerine, which is normally used to help prevent cavities and gingivitis, has numerous active ingredients. When it comes to feet, this type of wash isn’t used to combat odor, but rather for the ...

Listerine has been around since the late 1800s, and it wasn’t originally made or sold as a mouthwash. At first, it was used to prevent infection from surgery.

Listerine is designed to use in the mouth, which normally has much more sensitive skin than the feet. So, while there is no research directly assessing whether it is safe to use as a foot scrub ...

Listerine Total Care Alcohol-Free AntiCavity Mouthwash: available at Amazon This 2-pack, alcohol-free formula still provides you with multiple benefits and fresh breath, but without the burning.

Listerine Total Care Alcohol-Free AntiCavity Mouthwash: available at Amazon This 2-pack, alcohol-free formula still provides you with multiple benefits and fresh breath, but without the burning.

Hey @Listerine , this is a pretty disgusting tampering of your product. Also looks like this may be in a @Walmart store. Sure hope you guys alert @US_FDA and find this disgusting person.

Further, a Listerine customer care agent said the company believes using Listerine to repel or kill mosquitoes would be a "misuse" of their products. "We certainly don't claim that," the agent said.

“Listerine mouthwash is not intended to be gargled in the throat, but rather, swished in the mouth.” That’s why it’s called mouthwash and not throatwash or throatgargle.