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5.0 out of 5 starsWow!

Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024

I honestly did not expect it to work so well on the first use.
I saw all the mixed reviews, I saw so many people having positive results, but then I saw a handful of people where they said it didn’t do anything.
So I was really skeptical about getting this, but I’m very glad I did!
I’ve always been self-conscious about my teeth, since I have pretty decent teeth, I only have one which sadly if you can see in the photo. But I’ve always had a problem with my teeth being yellow a little bit, even though I don’t smoke and I brush multiple times a day.
After seeing the research about purple toothpaste, I knew I wanted to try some.
As you can see from the pictures, unfortunately I had just eaten about an hour before this, so there is a little bit of grime in my teeth, I apologize. But nonetheless, my teeth still showed that yellow color.
I followed the directions and used two pumps of the toothpaste on my toothbrush and brushed away. And to my surprise when I was done brushing and looked in the mirror, I was shocked to see the almost immediate results.
I highly recommend this toothpaste! Not only does it work with the yellow staining, but it also doesn’t have a bad taste to it, it’s actually kind of sweet. And since I have sensitive gums, it didn’t leave it burning like a lot of other toothpaste.
If it is this well after only the first use, I can’t even wait to see what it does after a week or two.

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1.0 out of 5 starsPurple Haze Without the Craze

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024

If you’re dreaming of a toothpaste that turns your dental routine into a psychedelic trip to whiter teeth, you might want to keep dreaming. ‘Purple Toothpaste’ promised a revolution with its color wheel theory—purple on yellow equals white. Sounds like a fun science experiment, right? Wrong. The only thing revolutionary about this toothpaste is its ability to maintain the status quo on my teeth.

I embarked on this three-week journey with the dedication of a New Year’s resolution gym member. Twice a day, every day, I introduced my teeth to this purple potion, expecting to see my teeth transform from a dull yellow to a radiant white. The result? My bathroom sink saw more change than my teeth did. The toothpaste left a vivid purple mess everywhere but failed to leave any mark of improvement on my teeth’s color.

The concept, while intriguing, falls flat in execution. It’s like being promised a magic show and then watching the magician pull a rabbit out of a hat, only to find out the rabbit is just a poorly drawn rabbit on a piece of paper. The toothpaste, with its bold claims and vibrant color, turned out to be nothing more than an illusion.

To add insult to injury, the purple mess it created every morning and night was a constant reminder of my misplaced faith in this product. It’s one thing to not work, but another to leave behind a daily cleanup chore as a memento of its failure.

In conclusion, ‘Purple Toothpaste’ is a swing and a miss in the teeth whitening game. I used it diligently for three weeks with no improvement to show for it, except perhaps a newfound skepticism towards color theory in dentistry. Save your money, save your time, and most importantly, save your sink from this purple catastrophe. 1/5 stars, because I can’t give it a zero.”