If You Want The Whitest Teeth You've Ever Had, Choose This Magic Purple Toothpaste

For those of us with sensitive teeth, it seems as if we have to live with yellow teeth for the rest of our lives. Because teeth whiteners too often contain peroxide, people with sensitive teeth are left out in the dust, stuck with disgusting yellow teeth. 

That is until Pop White came onto the scene. The toothpaste and mouthwash brand uses the color wheel to whiten teeth. All of their products are physically purple because purple and yellow are on opposite sides of the color wheel. In one of the few instances where art and science come together, the purple color and the yellow tinted teeth come together and neutralize into white. 

The purple paste looks as if it belongs in a cartoon, and, when you see how your teeth look mid-brush, you will also think that you belong in an animated world as well. However, hygienists, dermatologists, and more have used this technique on their patients for many years. 

For example, women with platinum blonde hair use physically purple shampoos to help balance out the sheerness of their locks. People with overly red cheeks use green masks to neutralize their skin. It is a common practice that often goes unnoticed because, lets be honest, purple and green are seen as "just not natural."

That might be so, but you cannot deny results. As unnatural as it looks, purple toothpaste and mouthwash are actually drastically healthier than typical whitening methods. Using only peppermint oil, xylitol, and coconut oil, Pop White is all natural and good for building strength in your gums, getting rid of bad breath, and the small bit that you swallow helps your digestive system. 

I guess my question now is why is Pop White not a bigger deal that it is? The toothpaste is one of a kind as it is a whitening toothpaste that does not create wretched sensitivity in your mouth. Y'all know what I am talking about. The kind that makes it hard to drink orange juice. Check out their Instagram and website for more details. Brush with the purple paste, and you will be sure to impress your dentist at your six-month check up.