Posted by ketyung
on Nov/04/2007
at 2:52 am
This is the first time that I’ve learned tooth paste can come with black in color instead of white. It’s the black charcoal toothpaste. Of course, the first thing that came into my mind is whether it does whiten your teeth.
Perhaps, it’ll blacken your teeth instead of whitening it. But no worry, it seems like this Korean product claims that it uses the cleaning power and absorption of odor to help clean your mouth and neutralize the poisons from the body. Sounds kind of effective way to clean up your mouth and teeth.
Another little weird is the charcoal is used as the ingredient of this tooth paste. Of course, there are lots of uses of charcoal in the old days such as for boiling water, but not for today’s kitchens. But the use of charcoal in toothpaste seems like not the first time. Japan has used charcoal toothpaste since 2003 when Kobayashi Pharmaceuticals released Sumigaki and also some charcoal cotton swab.
black charcoal toothpaste,toothpaste,Korean product
Technorati Tags: black charcoal toothpaste, toothpaste, Korean product
December 1st, 2008 at 11:40 am
[...] paper dispenser also protects the toilet paper from getting wet easily. It’s shaped like a Japanese toothpaste, which may make lots of fun for the first timer who uses your toilet, as they won’t be able [...]