White Glo Purple Tooth Color Correcting Serum 50ml
Say goodbye to tooth yellowing in seconds with the innovative White Glo Purple Tooth Color Correcting Serum, the latest technology inspired by color theory. This serum works on the principle of neutralizing colors; the deep purple pigment cancels out warm yellow tones on the tooth surface, providing an instantly whiter and brighter smile. Featuring a gentle, non-abrasive, and peroxide-free formula, it is perfect for daily use or before important occasions to achieve a professional finishing touch to your smile without causing any sensitivity.
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Secure PaymentsSecure and protected payment methods to safeguard your data.- Key IngredientsFluoride + Whitening Agent
- Product FormLiquid
- Package Size1 Bottle
- Caution & Warnings Do not swallow. Children should use under adult supervision.
- Storage Conditions
- Keep in a cool, dry place.
- Ensure the cap is closed tightly.
- How To Use
- Apply a pea-sized amount to your toothbrush.
- Brush thoroughly for 2 minutes, twice daily.
- ConcernsTeeth Stains & Yellowing
- Volume50 ml
Q1: How does the purple serum whiten teeth?
A1: It uses color-correcting technology; the purple pigment neutralizes yellow tones to hide them instantly.
Q2: Is this serum a replacement for regular toothpaste?
A2: No, it is a cosmetic supplement used after brushing with regular toothpaste for extra shine and whiteness.
Q3: Does the serum cause tooth sensitivity?
A3: No, because it is peroxide-free and non-abrasive to the enamel.
Q4: How long do the whitening results last?
A4: It provides temporary instant results that last for hours, making it ideal for daily use or special events.
Q5: Does the serum change the color of fillings or veneers?
A5: No, it is designed to correct natural tooth color only and does not affect dental materials.