Review on 🪥 Colgate Slim Soft Charcoal Toothbrush - 17x Slimmer Soft Tip Bristles - Buy 2 Get 2 Deal by Randy Robinson

More recently, the teeth whitening craze has spread to charcoal as a whitening agent, although Japan and India have had this information for many years. So these toothbrushes came to me in Indian packaging with information in Hindi (Devanagari script) and English. The bristles are very soft, so if you're used to medium bristles, it can be a bit disconcerting to notice the change the first time. You use brushes several times. You may be wondering if they are doing anything? ANSWER: yes. After a little research it turned out that we should all be using soft bristles, but here in the United States (Massachusetts to be exact) everyone I know uses medium bristles and in stores the average proportion of bristles is maybe 90% available choice. The theory goes that the bristles are impregnated with grains of carbon, which is a damn good abrasive as it's mostly carbon. Thus, the bristles themselves do not scratch the tooth surface, they are only there to allow the charcoal to come into contact with the tooth, the charcoal being the agent responsible for cleaning the tooth surface. Otherwise they are normal toothbrushes. and you use it like a regular toothbrush. PROS: + Cheap and 3 in a pack + SOFT SOFT SOFT bristles + Cool looking charcoal soaked bristles + Good grip on brush handle CONS: - Strange feeling on first use