Whitening Strips- Aloe vera
Our industry is filled with ingredients that don’t need to be there. Harsh detergents, artificial whiteners, and unnecessary additives that add little value to your health.
We take a different approach to oral care. Every ingredient in our Whitening Strips serves a clear and proven purpose, and what we leave out is just as important as what we include.
The result? An effective yet gentle whitening experience, designed to give you a naturally brighter smile without compromising your oral health.
Learn more at ungredients.com and explore the ingredients commonly used in the industry, but never found in our products.
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faq
You can use them daily. How often really depends on your habits and how bright you want your smile. If you drink a lot of coffee, tea, red wine, or dark juices, using the strips more regularly – especially before those drinks – can help manage staining. If not, once a day or even a few times a week might be all you need.
Yes! We’re proud to say our whitening strips are safe for daily use and gentle on your enamel. They’re made with carefully chosen ingredients that brighten your smile without the sting of sensitivity.
Absolutely. Our whitening strips are a great choice for sensitive teeth. They’re made with gentle, effective ingredients that help whiten without the sting, so you can brighten your smile, minus the discomfort.
Our Humble Brush with sensitive bristles is extra soft with tapered bristles to care for your sensitive teeth and gums. Check out our sensitive toothbrushes here.
Nope, none at all. Our whitening strips are made without hydrogen peroxide. Instead, we use carefully selected ingredients like coconut oil and Dead Sea salt that help brighten your smile without causing sensitivity or irritation.
It’s rare, but temporary white spots can appear with any whitening strips on the market. This happens because the strips shield your teeth from saliva, which normally keeps them hydrated. During the time you’re wearing the strips, your teeth may become slightly dehydrated, which can create those spots. The good news is that they disappear on their own and are not a sign of enamel damage.