Discover a Better Way To Charcoal!

Have you heard about activated charcoal? It’s been around for years and it seems like lately you see it everywhere…face masks, body scrubs, even shampoo. Activated charcoal has many wellness benefits including toxin-absorbing properties. I have several friends who tout the benefits of brushing your teeth with charcoal. They claim it gives them brighter, whiter teeth.

I have wanted to try it, but it looks like such a mess to try to brush with black powder. So when Crest reached out and shared they had a #BetterWayToCharcoal I was really excited to give it a try! New Crest 3D White Whitening Therapy with Charcoal looks just like a typical tube of toothpaste. The paste itself is the same consistency as traditional toothpaste, however, you can see a vein of charcoal running through it.

I have been using Crest 3D White Whitening Therapy with Charcoal for about a week now. I love that it has the same minty fresh taste that I expect from Crest but offers the benefits of charcoal. When you brush, the charcoal mixes with the other toothpaste ingredients and creates a gray foam that lightens as you brush. This foam helps whiten surface stains and strengthen enamel for a brighter, cleaner smile.

Crest also has another new whitening toothpaste: Crest 3D White Whitening Therapy with Coconut Oil. This is a gentle whitening toothpaste that uses coconut oil to gently lifts surface stains and whiten teeth. It also strengthens weakened tooth enamel ans fights cavities. I haven’t used this one as much as the Crest 3D White Whitening Therapy with Charcoal but I do love the lighter, vanilla mint flavor this paste has.

If you want to try something new with your teeth whitening routine, give one of these new Crest 3D White varieties a try. For a limited time, Amazon is offering $2 off Crest 3D White Charcoal and Crest 3D White coconut Oil varieties. Have them shipping straight to your door and see how you like them! I’d love to hear your thoughts!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Crest. The opinions and text are all mine.