Monday, February 13, 2017

Natural Whitening Teeth & Gum Powder Review

I love cleaning my teeth with charcoal powder. It sounds so crazy to say that. I've tried going back to the toothpaste that's typically found in the store, and it tastes so fake. My mouth doesn't feel clean all day. Recently I got Natural Whitening Teeth & Gum Powder to review.


This is a powder you can use right on you wet toothbrush. 

When I took off the lid it looks like this:


It's an inner lid that pops off easily. The scraper is just meant to put the charcoal on your toothbrush. The only downfall of charcoal is that it can be messy. It's messy when I take this inner lid off, and I get black speckles here and there from brushing. Speckles happen with any toothpaste, but it's more noticeable when you're brushing with something black.


Why Charcoal?

It's a great natural cleaner. It cleans off tea and coffee. With whiteners I always worry about the enamel of my teeth going bye bye. Not with charcoal. I've been using charcoal tooth cleaners for a few years, and I haven't had one cavity. Why? Because it cleans.


Charcoal Powder or Paste?

You can use this charcoal powder on a wet toothbrush. It will do its job. If it seems too strange, you can make a paste. I used:

  • 2 Tablespoons of Coconut Oil
  • 1 Tablespoon of Charcoal Powder
  • 5 Drops of Essential Oil (I prefer orange, lemon or peppermint)
  • 7 Drops of Liquid Stevia 
There are other paste recipes online. There's some that contain turmeric and baking soda.

There is no need to worry about using an essential oil that can swallowed. You're spitting it out anyhow.


Cost:

$15, but on sale for $12.50 with Prime. Keep in mind that a little goes a long way!


I notice some people cringe when I tell them about using charcoal on my teeth. Have you ever used charcoal to clean your teeth? 

Disclaimer: I received Phaii Natural Whitening Teeth and Gum Powder. I was not asked to review this product. I wrote this post, and was not influenced at all with an opinion. I only review things that I find interesting, or that would benefit my readers or family.

5 comments:

Kristi Maloney said...

Wow,it is hard to believe that charcoal of all things can help to whiten your teeth. It sounds like an interesting product that I would love to try. I am "evaluating" a teeth whitening kit myself. This one works pretty well, but it can irritate the gums. I will try it again tonight. (Giveaway next week!)

Ai Sakura said...

Interesting I never thought of using charcoal powder to clean my teeth.. I'd check out those toothpastes with charcoal first to see how I like the taste haha

Ai @ Sakura Haruka

Theresa Mahoney said...

I'd like to give this a try. Those whitening toothpastes never work as advertised. I bet this really gets the stains off though!

~ Noelle said...

Never heard of it for that, but I bet it works great. Hey, do what you have to, right?

Indah Nuria Savitri said...

I have never! Interested to try, though :)

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