Tooth-friendly Whitening Eco Compassion Toothbrush Review

For those who didn't grow up using these toothbrush sticks, it was a little difficult (taste, smell, use), but the benefits outweighed the negative. I met Miswak while working on a project in Jordan in 2012. We traveled a lot so oral care wasn't great. I saw some people using them and decided to give it a try. I've been using them ever since. These miswak are probably some of the best I've used over the years. Very nicely packaged, clean, fresh, soft fibers. Many people are put off by taste or…

I have tried all Miswaks. Al-Falah, Miswak brothers, anyone. All competitors either have too many tricks and not enough miswak, or they just aren't fresh. THESE are so fresh and amazing. The smell they give off when you first unpack them is almost like a strong detergent, but natural. You can feel the magnificence of this miswak. These are ALL thick sticks that have all the antibacterial and antifungal properties they should have. Such a PLEASURE to use and I honestly think I'll be buying lots…

This product is fantastic. Best quality and value for money miswak I've seen. I have bought other brands from Revain and they are usually random when it comes to embroidery thickness. The thicker the miswak, the more bristles it has and the longer it lasts. All 12 sticks I received of this product are the perfect thickness, all fresh and carefully packaged. Miswaks are extremely important to my oral hygiene as their effectiveness in cleaning and caring for my teeth and gums is unmatched. They…

Received today! So they have a strong odor. I mean they are root so I wasn't shocked. However, it doesn't taste like it. I don't feel anything as soon as the outer shell comes off. You want to start chewing on the area of the stick you want to bristle. The outer shell of the root peels off, leaving a strong root. Chew then :) I shared photos of the one I started with. I noticed that there is some size difference, but I'm not surprised. Roots again. They come in different sizes, that's nature…

I use a stick at least twice a day well. Before using, I lightly brush my teeth with a small amount of toothpaste and a regular toothbrush. Very easy. I only use a toothbrush once in the morning and once in the evening. Very easy with some toothpaste. After that, I use this miswak at least twice a day. If I use it more than twice a day. At first, I don't brush my teeth with a regular toothbrush. During the miswak I taste that and also the olive branch. you are good For my teeth, these miswak…

I thought this was going to be so weird. I came across them when I was looking for an alternative to traditional toothbrushes and toothpaste. My child has sensory issues and gets a lot of dental bills for not taking care of their teeth properly. My mouth has never felt cleaner. I don't think I can clean that well with my Sonicare myself. My picky kid even loved it! First, it has a herbal flavor. I try to describe it. . . Maybe like a pine tree without the minty evergreen part? It is strange…

Our ancient ancestors didn't brush their teeth...didn't floss...they didn't have tooth decay. This is my main line because it seems that the more we brush our teeth, floss and use fluoride, the more tooth decay we get. Obviously brushing and flossing isn't the answer, but don't tell that to the billionaire dental industry (or the allopathic dentist). We all have the ability to remineralize our teeth...resist acid attack...stop and resist tooth decay. Nutrition giants Weston A. Price & May…