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lucky teeth bamboo floss Organic Vegan Bamboo with Charcoal Floss - 30m

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lucky teeth bamboo floss Organic Vegan Bamboo with Charcoal Floss - 30mCharcoal Dental Floss If youre looking to keep your teeth bright and sparkling, but want a gentler solution than harsh chemicals that can upset stomachs or irritate the gums, charcoal toothpaste is great. But remember no matter how thorough of an oral care routine you have down pat with brushing and flossing there will always be food particles lurking in those tight spaces between two molars. This is where activated charcoal dental floss can come in

Charcoal Dental Floss

If you’re looking to keep your teeth bright and sparkling, but want a gentler solution than harsh chemicals that can upset stomachs or irritate the gums, charcoal toothpaste is great. But remember – no matter how thorough of an oral care routine you have down pat with brushing and flossing there will always be food particles lurking in those tight spaces between two molars.

This is where activated charcoal dental floss can come in handy.

In addition to being gentle on teeth and gums, it has the added benefit of removing plaque and tartar that toothpaste cannot reach with just a few swipes. This means more time between trips to the dentist for professional maintenance as well as less pain during treatment.

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT FLOSS ?

Every floss has a different strength, the more natural the less resistant.  Please know a Natural easy to degrade Dental floss may break.  Only those that contain polymer are Super strong !  

Charcoal Dental Floss is the strongest in our collection.  It is Recommended for teeth that are very tight.  To best use, slide it in a constant back and forth motion, clean each side of teeth then pull out following this constant back and forth motion.  

 

WHY IS OUR FORMULA SO GOOD?


✓Our VEGAN Bamboo Charcoal Floss is the strongest floss ! made with activated charcoal powder,  polymer, PBAT and essential oils.  It’s fluoride-free.
✓ PBAT is a fully biodegradable polymer that breaks down completely when buried in real soil environments and without creating or emitting methane or any harmful toxins. 

✓The three materials this floss is made of, have a great fusion making it extremly strong, smooth and consistent. 


✓Our eco-friendly dental floss removes buildup in places a toothbrush can’t reach. easy to use and soothing for your teeth and gums.
✓The natural occurring anti-bacterial properties of Activated charcoal cling to the plaque to remove buildup between teeth leaving clean and healthy gums and teeth. 
✓Coated with vegan candelilla wax, this floss is gentle and glides easily between your teeth.
✓The essential oils in our formula give it a pleasant taste and leaves your mouth with a mild minty feeling.
✓Essential oils are anti-inflammatories that fight tooth decay and infections by eliminating harmful bacteria on your gums and teeth.

  Packaged in Eco friendly glass jars that are refillable.

Vegan Bamboo Fibre with Activated Charcoal:
Organic Tea tree oil:
√ Antiviral
√ Antibacterial
√ kills fungus and bacteria that cause gum disease
√ Soothes and eases away pain
Organic Peppermint essential oil :
Analgesic
√ Cooling
√ Anti inflammatory
√ Potent antioxidant
√ Inhibits bacteria that cause tooth decay
√ Helps eliminate the hazardous germs that can be found on your gums
100 % Biodegradable, breaks down in approximately 60-90 days
 
INGREDIENTS: Bamboo Fibre with Activated Charcoal powder, biodegradable polymer (20%), PBAT, Candelilla plant wax, organic peppermint oil, organic tea tree oil.
30 m  /  33 yds 
NO GLUTEN, PRESERVATIVES, COLORINGS, ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS.


The Benefits Of Using Charcoal Floss

It Helps To Boost Immunity

The bacteria that live in our mouths travel to the rest of our body, damaging its tissues and raising risks for other health problems. Fortunately, you can do things to keep those germs at bay – such as using activated charcoal floss! This is because it attracts toxins like a magnet thanks to its adsorption powers.

It Is Safe to Use

Since ancient times, activated charcoal has been an important tool in the medical industry. In recent years, we have seen more and more people incorporating it into their everyday lifestyles as well to help with bloating. This powerful agent is safe both internally and topically for everyone.

It Is Zero-Waste!

When you brush your teeth with toothpaste and floss, it is important to remember that these are also a great way of caring for the environment in addition to being healthy for your mouth. The average nylon dental floss only takes about 50-80 years before decomposing completely; however, this does not include the plastic container! Flossing isn’t just good for keeping gums strong and preventing bacteria from growing on them – but it can be good if we want our oceans clean as well.

The type of product used when brushing one’s teeth or taking care of their oral health should never contribute negatively to an individual’s personal life (i.e., increasing plaque buildup) while simultaneously hurting others who share similar livings spaces.

An activated charcoal floss is a great option for people who want to do their part in reducing the amount of waste. The activated charcoal makes it difficult for food particles, bacteria, and toxins to get stuck between teeth or underneath molars.

 






Traditional Floss vs Biodegradable Floss:

TRADITIONAL BIODEGRADABLE 
Made of 

PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances), Plastic, teflon, Petroleum, Nylon + polyester.

Made of

PLA Non-GMO corn, Silk, Charcoal fiber.

Designed not to tear, break, or rip when you’re using it, it can cause a lot of problems with wildfire animals.

Designed to break and decompose avoiding pollution and litter.   

Coated with Petroleum-derived Wax

 Coated with Candelilla Plant Wax

Add Synthetic Fragrance Chemicals

 Add Organic Essential Oils

Packaged in plastic containers

 Packaged in Biodegradable and Reusable Materials

NOT REFILLABLE

 YES REFILLABLE

Because it is such a small piece of trash or litter, dental floss easily finds its way into the ocean and landfills.

 Floss can be bury in the dirt or sent to a compostable facility.  


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