BLAQ – Whitening Toothpaste / Charcoal Powder
$8.99 – $14.00
This product was delivered to 2500 members to test and review as part of the Black Box Summer Beach NZ 2019 product trial
925 reviews for BLAQ – Whitening Toothpaste / Charcoal Powder
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I’m absolutely blown away by the results! My teeth were instantly whiter. I have quite sensitive teeth and this product didn’t impact on my sensitivity – wonderful! This is definitely a product I’d buy again!
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I’d never seen this product – my teeth are noticeably whiter – I’m really impressed with it!
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I’m continuing to use this and monitor results. It seems like a good product.
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I would say the toothpaste would be better as the powder is a bit messy but it does work
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I would probably buy this product once in a while considering the price but I definitely liked the results
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I would never use tooth whitening products, especially those containing charcoal products. They are proven to be dangerous for your teeth and strip away tooth enamel. I will not try or recommend this product.
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i would never have used this if i hadnt received as a sample, i was a bit dubious to start with but i think its making a difference to whiteness of teeth, i will probably wait for it to be on special before purchasing again
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I would have preferred to use the toothpaste, but I received the powder. I wasn’t sure about trying the powder, but I felt it did whiten my teeth a bit.
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I would buy it only when finances permit
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I won’t buy this as it’s made in China
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I wish we had got the toothpaste to try. The whole idea of charcoal powder does not appeal to me and because you dip your toothbrush into it, you can’t really share it.
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I went online and learned that charcoal can be quite dangerous used this way – too abrasive and a carcinogen when inhaled!