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Black is White 90 ml
Black is white 90 ml is a daily charcoal toothpaste for gently removing surface discolouration without bleaching. Its low-impact whitening approach combines activated carbon with fluoride, enzymes and enamel-supporting ingredients for regular oral care and lasting freshness.
Activated carbon absorbs discoloured particles from sources such as coffee, tea and tobacco. Hydroxyapatite supports enamel mineralisation and helps seal exposed dentine channels, while three enzymes complement the mouth's natural protective functions. A physical blue filter creates an immediate optical brightening effect. The refreshing lime-mint formula contains fluoride and is free from SLS, triclosan, bleaching agents and plastic particles. Apply a small amount to a manual or sonic toothbrush and use as a regular toothpaste without abrasive whitening cycles.
Can activated charcoal damage teeth?
Depending on its formulation, activated charcoal can stress enamel. Black is white, however, was developed to remove surface stains particularly gently while remaining soft on enamel and gums.
Does Black is white toothpaste stain sinks or toothbrushes?
Activated charcoal may temporarily leave dark residue behind. In most cases, however, it can simply be rinsed away.
Do these toothpastes work with electric toothbrushes?
Yes. All our toothpastes work wonderfully with both manual and electric toothbrushes. As they do not contain SLS, they do not foam that much. This means there is no foam that could cover the view of the teeth or hinder the mechanical cleaning process and the hydrodynamic effect.
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Can activated charcoal damage teeth?
Depending on its formulation, activated charcoal can stress enamel. Black is white, however, was developed to remove surface stains particularly gently while remaining soft on enamel and gums.
Does Black is white toothpaste stain sinks or toothbrushes?
Activated charcoal may temporarily leave dark residue behind. In most cases, however, it can simply be rinsed away.
Do these toothpastes work with electric toothbrushes?
Yes. All our toothpastes work wonderfully with both manual and electric toothbrushes. As they do not contain SLS, they do not foam that much. This means there is no foam that could cover the view of the teeth or hinder the mechanical cleaning process and the hydrodynamic effect.
How quickly will I see whitening results?
Depending on your starting point and everyday habits, first results may become visible after just a few applications. For best results, we recommend regular use.
Does Black Is white toothpaste really whiten teeth?
Yes. Black is white gently removes surface stains caused by coffee, tea or smoking while enhancing the natural whiteness of your teeth.
How much toothpaste should I use?
For everyday brushing, a pea-sized amount of toothpaste is already enough.
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