Cocowhite

[Alkaz]

I don't think there is anywhere like that here, there is a place in the local shopping centre but I'm a bit dubious of them as I would like an actual dentist to do it and not some 16 year old chav who went on a 5 day training course. @e5;

[e5]

I don't think there is anywhere like that here, there is a place in the local shopping centre but I'm a bit dubious of them as I would like an actual dentist to do it and not some 16 year old chav who went on a 5 day training course. @e5;

LOL fair enough if you haven't got that sort of thing around you laser teeth whitening only really lasts 6-12 months then you have to get a top up anyway

[Re-Call]

I've recently tried cocowhite to see what its all about!... I got the mint version which from what Ive read is the best flavour... 1st off you get mini pouches of hard white coconut oil and you can either warm it up in your hands or I found it better to just squeeze it all in my mouth. The texture is really weird and I did gag 1st time as you just get this hardened oil slowly melting into your mouth... once it melted and you just gently swirl it around your mouth for 10-15 mins don't go crazy like mouthwash as your jaw kills if you did that! but just gentle swishing around your closed mouth is good! I did mine before bed once you've done I spat mine out into a lot of toilet paper and then chucked it in the bin because it says not to spit out in sink due to it being oil & it clogs the pipes, Then I brushed my teeth as normal! I after a few days I did notice my mouth felt cleaner and my teeth looked whiter I wouldn't say it made a huge difference in shade but they did look whiter! I've not bought any since because I felt 19.99 for 14 packets was expensive and you can get some better toothpastes from boots (I love pearl drops for coffee/tea drinkers) or somewhere that will do a better job but thats my opinion... I think its a good thing to just try as everyone gets different results

[Matt]

I've never used anything like that. Those kinda things can be a bit touch-and-go in terms of them actually working though. I'd save up and get it done with the actual laser whitening at the dentist or where ever.