#BEAUTY | Beverly Hills Formula Toothpaste w/ activated charcoal

I have been secretly using this Beverly hills formula toothpaste which is called perfect white for a while now, so its time for me to share my thoughts on it!

As you may be aware it is actually a black coloured toothpaste! i know right, how cool is that! Although the first time i saw it i was slightly scared to use it as i have never used any dark coloured toothpastes before. So i was sitting there thinking

"is this going to stain my teeth?"

(of course it didnt)

haha, the reason it is black is because it has activated charcoal in.

Im sure you remember the latest craze of people buying elmers PVA glue and activated charcoal and making face masks that really pull the dirt from the pores?! Well now its in toothpaste!..not the glue...just the charcoal ;)

So it is pretty much jet black in colour, but when applied to the teeth it is more a greyish colour, the more you brush the more you notice it and it also has a minty flavour which did suprise me...i mean i dont know what i was expecting...

The activated charcoal has lots of benefits, the main one being a whitening benefit. It's super great for heavy tea, coffee or wine drinkers. I cant say i have noticed a huuuuge difference in the whiteness of my teeth but i do believe it has helped to reduce stains/keep them at bay!

Even if it doesnt work for you, you cant go wrong with black toothpaste!! It's just so cool :)

xoxo

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