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ORGANIC WHITENING FOR SENSITIVE TEETH: BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste

September 8, 2017 · Leave a Comment

 

Want to try charcoal for tooth whitening, but have sensitive teeth? Charcoal removes wine, coffee, and tea stains quickly but can lead to tooth sensitivity for some people. A safe way to whiten teeth naturally is BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste. The charcoal is combined with gentle but effective organic ingredients to ensure safe and gentle tooth whitening.

BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste is made of all natural ingredients and there is nothing to mix together.

FEATURES

  • No mess, fuss-free formulation in an easy to squeeze tube
  • Safe for kids to use
  • Suitable for daily use
  • Fluoride-free
  • Kills harmful bacteria
  • Natural ingredients with no bleach, peroxides or harsh abrasives
  • Removes red wine, coffee, and tea stains
  • SAFE: FDA Registered, cGMP certified, ISO 9001 production facility
  • Money back guarantee
  • Refreshing natural mint flavor

WHAT MAKES BLACKMAGIC ACTIVATED CHARCOAL TOOTHPASTE SPECIAL

BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste is special because the charcoal is combined with gentle but effective ingredients including Coconut Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Baking Soda and other ingredients so you get all the whitening properties without the harsh irritation. Whitening teeth with charcoal can be a messy proposition, so having it come in toothpaste form makes it much easier to use. But for best use, be mindful of light or white fabrics when brushing the teeth, with most toothpaste, a small speck is not very noticeable on clothing, but any charcoal on fabric is obvious and more difficult to remove.

BlackMagic Activated Toothpaste contains a powerful amount of charcoal but is much less messy than many charcoal tooth whitening products

HOW BLACKMAGIC WORKS

BlackMagic contains Activated Charcoal which is a bamboo charcoal, also known as activated carbon. Charcoal whitens and purifies, eliminating stains and removing impurities.

BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste contains all natural ingredients to safely whiten teeth

ORGANIC INGREDIENTS

Do you know what is in your toothpaste? For something we put into our mouths, we often don’t pay much attention to what is cleaning our teeth. There is a host of chemicals, artificial coloring and flavoring, abrasives and bleach-based whitening agents in most commercial toothpaste. The inventor of BlackMagic Toothpaste wanted a safe way to whiten teeth naturally.  The BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste box says the toothpaste contains: “Water, Xylitol, Activated Charcoal, Organic Coconut Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Diatomaceous Earth, Baking Soda, SuperMint Flavor (Organic Wintergreen Essential Oil, Organic Spearmint Essential Oil), Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum”. How does the combination of these ingredients help whiten teeth?

What each active ingredient does:

  • Coconut Oil is a soothing, non-irritating ingredient that has anti-bacterial properties and it also detoxifies teeth. Coconut Oil is often used for “Oil Pulling”, which is basically swishing the oil around the mouth to pull out impurities and discourage plaque buildup. It makes an excellent buffer and compliment for Charcoal
  • Baking Soda is a mild abrasive that naturally cleanses teeth.
  • Xylitol naturally prevents cavities.
  • Tea Tree Oil is anti-fungal and keeps teeth clean
  • Essential Oils both remove bacteria and plaque and add natural flavoring
  • Diatomaceous Earth is a safe natural mild abrasive found in some natural toothpaste

BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste contains Organic Coconut Oil that not only soothes sensitive teeth and gums but serves as an anti-bacterial that detoxifies teeth

MY EXPERIENCE WITH BLACKMAGIC ACTIVATED CHARCOAL TOOTHPASTE

BlackMagic toothpaste squeezes out of the tube like regular toothpaste, although the texture is somewhat firmer at first and then it softens a bit.

Easy to use squeeze-top cap to precisely dispense the charcoal toothpaste and eliminate the mess often associated with charcoal use

 

Using a charcoal toothpaste is a much easier proposition than mixing the charcoal formulation yourself

It does not take much toothpaste to do the trick, my normal amount of toothpaste as seen in the photos below was actually more than necessary, after the first time I started to use about half of that amount per time. It is highly pigmented, the kid in me enjoys seeing what my mouth looks like while brushing.

Following directions, I brush my teeth for two full minutes. While brushing, my teeth and basically the entire mouth was covered in dark pigmented black, which is a strange thing to see!  I swished my mouth out with either mouthwash or water after use and there was no remaining black powder residue. It tasted like fresh mint.

RESULTS

I am an avid coffee and tea drinker, and I love other “staining” foods like dark chocolate, so any whitening product has its’ work cut out with my teeth. After twice a day BlackMagic toothpaste use for about a week so far, and my teeth were noticeably brighter, in a natural healthy way, not a fake-overly white way that can happen with some peroxide based teeth whiteners.

The best part was they were whiter without irritation to my gums or to my lips, and brushing my teeth with BlackMagic is much faster than whitening strips or trays.

BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste removed the coffee stains from even my sensitive teeth in less than two weeks

CONCLUSION

If you are looking for a safe, organic, effective way to use charcoal to whiten your teeth, yet want to protect sensitive teeth and don’t want to deal with charcoal powders, BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste provides a way to remove stains and whiten teeth safely with an FDA Registered, cGMP certified, ISO 9001 production facility made toothpaste that tastes good and is even safe for kids to use. I also like that the toothpaste contains ingredients such as Tea Tree Oil, Coconut Oil and Baking Soda that promote dental health and kill bacteria. Some whitening toothpastes really only whiten, not clean and disinfect the mouth, meaning that tooth whitening comes at the expense of proper dental care. BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste is a safe way to accomplish both natural whitening and promote good dental hygiene at the same time.

Remove stains and whiten teeth safely with organic, gluten-free BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste

WHERE TO BUY IT

Find BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste at https://www.amazon.com/Charcoal-Toothpaste-Whitening-Activated-BlackMagic/dp/B01C1U615O/ref=sr_1_16_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1503280098&sr=8-16&keywords=charcoal+toothpaste

 

 

Style Chicks received BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste in exchange for our unbiased review and received compensation for our time and effort. However, our experience with the product and the opinions expressed in this review are 100% ours.

 

Posted by Style Chicks / Filed In: Beauty, Organic
Tagged: BlackMagic Activated Charcoal Toothpaste, Charcoal toothpaste, Teeth Whitening

At Home Spa Beauty: truewhite Luce Express White Plus

June 22, 2017 · Leave a Comment

When I was a kid, my dentist called my teeth his little pearls. Then one day I discovered coffee and soon he stopped saying that. Coffee, tea and red wine are the go-to beverages of many of us, but despite their numerous energy, health and beauty benefits, they all hold in common the ability to stain teeth a dingy, unhealthy looking yellow, which appears very aging. Whiten teeth conveniently at home with the truewhite Luce Express White Plus System.

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I’m not giving up coffee. I’ve tried plenty of whitening products in my coffee-swilling day including toothpaste, whitening mouthwashes, and whitening strips.

TEETH WHITENING OPTIONS: WHY CHOOSE BLUE LIGHT LED

While whitening toothpaste and whitening strips can remove the yellowing of the teeth, they don’t restore that pearly look. I had a professional LED teeth whitening session that made a surprising difference in how young my smile looked. That was, of course, many cups of coffee ago, and it’s time to whiten my teeth again.

While the LED sessions at the dentist are not painful, they can get expensive for a process you can easily do at home with the right tools. There are tons of whitening products on the market, and many of them are not so effective. I find that whitening strips do help remove stains, but they are slow and limited to very surface-level discoloration.

FINDING AN AT-HOME WHITENING SYSTEM THAT WORKS

How do you know a good whitening at-home system when you see it? The key is getting a powerful and effective whitening gel, which the majority of dental whitening products do NOT contain, and pair this with LED blue light to activate said gel. The lack of light-activated gel is in part why whitening strips or whitening toothpaste helps but only can do so much. Strips and toothpaste temporarily bleach teeth, they can’t compete with a light-activated gel tooth whitening process.

ABOUT TRUEWHITE LUCE

Truewhite Luce meets both of these criteria for effective home whitening: a dental grade whitening gel paired with a blue five-LED accelerator light that is powerful enough to activate the gels’ whitening capability and increases oxygenation. The five-LED light is superior to many competitor products, most of which are one or two lights.

The kit comes with:

  • GEL:  One twist-pen to brush on the gel, it is similar in shape and size to the YSL Touche Eclat click-pen.
Gel dispensing brush pen

Gel dispensing brush pen

  • A mouthpiece with the LED lights
truewhite LUCE has five LED blue lights for superior whitening power

truewhite Luce has five LED blue lights for superior whitening power

  • A detachable cord
  • A power source that holds two AA batteries.

mouthpiece and power unit

HOW IT WORKS

  1. Attach the LED mouthpiece to the power source with the USB cord.
Attach USB cord to mouthpiece

Attach USB cord to mouthpiece

  1. APPLY THE GEL: Twist the pen brush to disperse the gel on the brush tip, and apply the gel to the teeth. Make sure to cover stains and discoloration well, and avoid the gum line. A thin layer can do it.
Use the easy to use pen brush to apply the gel precisely to each tooth

Use the easy to use pen brush to apply the gel precisely to each tooth

  1. PUT IN MOUTHGUARD: Turn on the device and insert the mouthpiece

Press the button to turn the device on and off

Press the button to turn the device on and off

Turn on the device and insert it into the mouth

Turn on the device and insert it into the mouth

  1. Use it for fifteen minutes. You can watch TV, work on your laptop, or read because it does not require any effort or movement to be effective.
  2. Repeat additional sessions three to five times a week as needed until the desired whitening is achieved.
Simple to use instructions

Simple to use instructions

PUTTING TRUEWHITE LUCE TO THE TEST

The gel does not sting or irritate my teeth as can happen with some whitening products. The brush makes it very easy to apply with precision, which I prefer to kits that come with gel in a syringe that is added to a mouthpiece. With the brush design, I only get the gel where I want it. I paint in thin even coats, like when applying nail enamel. I applied extra to stained areas.

The mouthguard is not that pliable at first but it is still comfortable and it really gets in close to the teeth, so the activating light reaches even the sides of the teeth and areas that toothbrushes and even floss can’t reach well. It got softer and more pliable after it had been in my mouth a few minutes, then it was fine.

truewhite LUCE delivers a flood of true blue LED light to whiten teeth

truewhite Luce delivers a flood of true blue LED light to whiten teeth

I was impressed that the LED light was so blue and pretty intense, making it much more effective than competitor teeth whitening devices.

The result? A deeper whitening treatment that reaches areas that a whitening strip misses.

TIP: This is basically like wearing a nightguard or sports mouthpiece, but for a comfortable fit, align it with the front of your teeth by placing your bite in front of the raised ledge portion to ensure proper placement and comfort.

Position the mouthpiece so the teeth fit in front of the guard line and teeth line up with the lights

Position the mouthpiece so the teeth fit in front of the guard line ridge seen in the middle and teeth line up with the lights

RESULTS

truewhite Luce does whiten teeth in one treatment and gets increasingly whiter after multiple sessions. I did a session every other night for a total of five sessions to achieve my desired level of whiteness. But the results of even one session was superior in my opinion to the results I get doing a series of at-home whitening strips. My teeth were not optimal white after one use, but they looked more “pearl-like” in luster, surface stains were removed I was very pleased to get quality results in less time than it would take me to book and wait for an appointment for a professional whitening session.

The second use I was more liberal with how much gel I put on my teeth, and saw a more whitening in this session and then in future sessions. I still recommend being sparing with the gel, as you can do multiple sessions there is no reason to overdo it in one sitting, as the gel is powerful.

The gel did not sting or burn, but it is important to apply it carefully, like they do in a professional whitening treatment, and paint in thin, even coats avoiding the gumline and lips. If you do get it on gums or lips, I recommended removing the excess with a Q-tip. I run a Q-tip swab over my gumline just to be sure.

TIP: Apply a light coat lip balm, coconut oil, or chap stick to avoid getting the gel on your lips

The results! Close up after six truewhite LUCE treatments

The results! Close up after five truewhite Luce treatments

CONCLUSION

The truewhite Luce Express White Plus Advanced Teeth Whitening System has a powerful five LED blue light that is not dangerous, or painful, and it’s simple to use.

While some DIY at-home beauty solutions just give an acceptable result, teeth whitening is one of the few areas that you can get virtually professional results at home.

It may take a few home sessions, but it is easy and convenient. The gel does not sting teeth, and it’s much easier to dispense and apply the gel, and even target one discolored tooth if necessary with this kit than with some of the competitors that have “loose gel” in a syringe that fill a mouthpiece without precision and can inadvertently whiten the gumline.

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WHERE TO BUY

Find the truewhite Luce Express White Plus – Advanced Teeth Whitening System at http://try.prowhiteningkit.com/truewhiteluce and
https://www.true-company.com/collections/whitening-1/products/truewhite-luce-express-white-plus-blue-advanced-teeth-whitening-system

 

Style Chicks received the truewhite Luce Express White Plus – Advanced Teeth Whitening System in exchange for our unbiased review and received compensation for our time and effort. However, our experience with the product and the opinions expressed in this review are 100% ours.

Posted by Style Chicks / Filed In: Beauty, Spa Economy
Tagged: Five Light LED, LED, Teeth Whitening, Teeth Whitening at home, Truewhite Luce

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