Avaliações de clientes

1. 

   SADRAC

   julho 22, 2025

   Great product

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2. 

   Jorge Rivera

   agosto 8, 2025

   Great product

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3. 

   Jessica

   setembro 8, 2025

   The taste is not to bad. I actually enjoy brushing my teeth with it. As any product that whitening you would have a take a break from it. I starting to have sensitive teeth however the sensitive tooth paste work wonders.

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4. 

   sheila

   setembro 8, 2025

   works great

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5. 

   Vickie Gates

   setembro 18, 2025

   The product is awesome for my teeth.

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6. 

   elaine johnson

   setembro 20, 2025

   Very good powder for teeth, great taste and teeth feel amazing after using this product.

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7. 

   Me

   setembro 24, 2025

   I usually don’t review products like this until I have used them for 30 days, but I decided to do this review now because I have decided not to use this product on a daily basis, rather only when needed.

   The two pack arrived super quick. Both of the jars had safety seals under the lid, covering the product and preventing spillage/product loss. The jars came in boxes which contained a batch #, manufacturing date and expiration date (12/06/27). Both of the boxes arrived completely sealed (together) in plastic.

   The ingredients are printed on the box and the list is nice and short. The reported ingredients are-
   Absorbic Acid, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Leaf Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Ubiquinone and Kaolin.

   There are a few things that jumped out to me immediately.
   Absorbic Acid, AKA Vitamin C is the primary ingredient here. It can help keep gums healthy and strong, it can reduce inflammation and it can also has antioxidant properties. However, too much absorbic acid on your teeth can actually erode your tooth enamel, which you can’t get back. I am not saying that this is unsafe, but I am saying that too much can actually damage your teeth, so don’t go crazy.
   The other thing that was questionable to me- What is making this powder purple? There is nothing in the ingredients that is purple, nor would lend a purple color to this powder. It makes me very suspicious that a very prominent part of this formula is not included in the ingredients. When you look at other purple products, they all have some type of red and blue dyes listed, but there is nothing like that here. I just wonder what else is NOT listed.

   Brushing with this is not terribly unpleasant.
   The kaolin (clay) is quite soft and doesn’t get all gloppy in your mouth. It has a nice peppermint flavor that isn’t hot or spicy, but manageable.
   I can see why it works too. There is a soft grit to the powder which is slightly more abrasive that toothpaste typically is. That grittiness helps break down and brush away some of the surface staining. Then, If we are to trust the ingredients that are listed, the absorbic acid (vitamin C) can also help in breaking down some of the tougher stains too (but too much/overuse will also break down your enamel). Finally, if you look at a color wheel, purple is directly across from yellow, making them complimentary colors. What the purple does in this case though (or when blondes use purple shampoo), is it neutralizes the yellow tones, making them less noticeable. That’s why you don’t see these powders made in a cool turquoise, green or red color- the purple is specifically chosen to conceal the yellow.

   I am a stickler about ingredients and the transparency of labeling them, so part of me didn’t even want to use this at all. I did try it though, and I’m still alive. I also noticed a slight difference in the brightness of my teeth, which made me happy. I don’t want to do permanent damage, so I will use this when needed- like before a big event where my smile needs to look great.

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8. 

   Ositto

   outubro 3, 2025

   This is a complete waste of money! It does not work AT ALL and you DO NOT see any difference. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

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