Blanx Whitening Toothpaste

I wanted to try out a new toothpaste, so I got Blanx: Advanced Whitening. Now, compared to other toothpastes, this is slightly costlier, retailing at approximately (if I remember!) £8. But look out for offers, such as in Boots, who sometimes have the occasional 3 for 2 deals.

I can't write my review on this as of yet, but will update. I have just started using this and it's very soothing, minty, doesn't hurt sensitive teeth.

To use, you have to push down the top and off comes the toothpaste easily. I'm not sure if I like this idea because I have a feeling not all the toothpaste will be used up and unlike those which come in tubes...you won't be able to squeeze it all out!

This is the box it came in...(I laid it out flat. It is more presentable than this!)

And below is the toothpaste...

Inside the box, it has a strip of paper called the 'Blanxometer', used to measure your teeth's whiteness against the spectrum, which, I think is a great idea. If you're into whitening, you can mark off your 'before' and 'after' on the strip - see what difference a whole toothpaste can make.

I really like the ingredients! This is what explains the costly price tag...

Its ingredients are derived from the natural Arctic Lichen, which whiten teeth without damaging the enamel.

It's non abrasive, whitens naturally, gets rid of your plaque, gets rid of bacteria...what more could you want?

Let's just see if it delivers its whitening promise...

Available at all good drugstores.

Give in to a little more care for your teeth...

(Apologies for the blurred picture >.<)

These are the new chewable tablets to send those plaque to where they belong! A great and yummy way of detecting plaque and in return...clean hygienic teeth =)

I got these as a sample. Will use it and update this review.

Okay, here's my update:

Used as instructed. Didn't see any blue or red stains on my teeth, so I guess I did a good job at brushing =P. However, I would highly recommend to use this at night only! I'm glad I tried this just before bedtime. It left my entire mouth red and blue....So you get the idea why I'd avoid this in the morning...

At the back of this box it has the following:

Often colourless, and constantly forming, plaque bacteria need to be removed thoroughly and regularly to prevent dental problems. Plaqsearch contains advanced disclosing agents, that allows quick identification of problem areas for plaque. The two-tone colouring system differentiates new and old plaque.

Instructions for use: Brush teeth and, where necessary clean interdentally. Thouroughly chew one tablet and then rinse mouth. Examine all areas. Residual red stain indicates newer plaque, and blue stain older plaque that has been missed by previous brushing.

Children under 12 years must be supervised by an adult.

Caution: Stains! Avoid contact with clothes and furnishings.

Available at all good drugstores.