Showing posts with label oral health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oral health. Show all posts

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Rembrandt & Reach {review}

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It's a new year and a new me thanks to the fantastic oral health care products from Rembrandt and Reach. I received an amazing package that included Rembrandt Deeply White + Peroxide Freshly Mint Toothpaste, Rembrandt Intense Stain Toothpaste, Rembrandt 2-Hour Whitening Kit, Reach Total Care + Whitening Toothbrush, Reach by Design Toothbrush, Reach Total Care Floss, and Listerine Total Care Anticavity Mouthwash. All of these products have been designed with superior performance in mind. Pairing cutting edge design with tried and true ingredients both Rembrandt and Reach have produced a line of oral health care products unlike any other I have used over the years. After only several uses there was a noticeable difference in the appearance of my teeth and an overall clean feeling that I hadn't experienced with other brands of toothbrushes and toothpaste.


Rembrandt Deeply White and Intense Stain toothpastes both work hard to give you a cheery and bright smile everyday. Deeply White restores tooth enamel and uses a specially formulated rapid release peroxide that works on contact to visibly whiten teeth, while also tackling bad breath and gum health. Intense Stain targets particles left behind from food and drink, while two types of micro-polishers removes surface stain and work to prevent future build up. At the moment I am using my Deeply White toothpaste and am loving the way it leaves my mouth 'squeaky-clean', I have also been impressed with how quickly I began to see a difference in the shade of my teeth. I am already more confident about my smile after using the Rembrandt Deeply White toothpaste for only a week. Along with the Rembrandt Deeply White toothpaste I have been using the Reach Total Care + Whitening Toothbrush which features an angled neck, precision grip handle, tongue cleaner, and calcium carbonate whitening technology. I think my favorite feature is the angled neck, reaching in and around my back teeth has never been easier and brushing behind my teeth is a breeze. The bristles remove stubborn plaque build up and gently clean gums while the tongue cleaner rounds out my morning routine. The Reach Total Care + Whitening toothbrush is by far my favorite toothbrush and is one that I will continue to purchase. In the evening I use my Listerine Total Care Anticavity Mouthwash and Listerine flavored Reach Total Care Floss for even more 'plaque-fighting action' (kapow!). The Listerine Mouthwash is great for lessening that morning breath and the Reach Total Care Floss has been super easy to use between my cramped teeth. All in all I am very impressed with both brands' ability to remove built up plaque and reverse the affects of several years of tea and coffee drinking! And I am looking forward to using the Rembrandt Intense Stain toothpaste, and the Reach By Design toothbrush, as well as Rembrandt's Two-Hour Whitening kit which I will be using before a photo shoot shortly. I highly recommend all of the above products to anyone looking for an easy way to whiten or maintain whitened teeth as well as improve their over all oral health.

Where to buy :

You can purchase Rembrandt products online here. 

Reach products are available at these retailers.


I would like thank both Rembrandt and Reach for providing me with the above products free of charge to facilitate my review. All opinions expressed in this post are my own and have not been influenced in any way.

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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Evora Plus {review + giveaway} CLOSED

THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED

Remember back in April when I posted this little blurb along with this picture?


Well I have completed my month of using EvoraPlus daily and am loving the results! For me the changes are mostly noticed by myself, but the fresher breath and healthier over all feeling of my teeth and mouth has restored my confidence to smile again. Using EvoraPlus is super easy, just take one of the tablets twice a day, and let each one simply dissolve in your mouth. EvoraPlus is an all natural solution to bad breath and dull teeth, and is much less intrusive than whitening strips and chemically infused mouth washes. 60 mints later and my teeth are now brighter and have much less of a yellow tinge to them. My oral health is also improved, with my breath much more under control due to the mints actually attacking the root problem instead of simply masking it like regular breath mints. For me the EvoraPlus mints were a nice subtle transition to healthier teeth and gums. The 'mintiness' of the mints was not quite as strong as traditional mints but it did leave my mouth feeling clean and refreshed.


Here's a little bit on how EvoraPlus works :

EvoraPlus naturally whitens teeth (up to three to four shades within the first month).  At the same time, as a result of its proprietary harmful bacteria-fighting science, EvoraPlus supports optimal gum and tooth health while freshening breath and whitening teeth. The ProBiora3 blend of beneficial bacteria used in EvoraPlus provides a deep impact by helping to maintain the oral flora in a healthy balance using a simple, non-invasive daily routine. When the EvoraPlus mint melts on the tongue, the freeze-dried probiotics activate and attach themselves to the teeth and gum tissue, establishing colonies of active bacteria both on the surface of the teeth and deep beneath the gum line. These colonies compete for nutrients and interfere with the harmful oral bacteria that disrupt gum and tooth health, and also cause bad breath.
Pretty neat stuff! Well Cara (from SSA Public Relations) has offered to give away one box of Evora Plus to one of my lucky readers to try for themselves!
Open to : U.S and Canadian Residents Only
Closes : July 10, 2010

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I did receive a box of EvoraPlus free of charge in order to facilitate my review, however all opinions in this post are my own and were not influenced in any way.

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Monday, April 19, 2010

Starting my EvoraPlus {review} tomorrow!

I recently joined a fabulous network for review bloggers called The Product Review Place, where I happened upon a post by SSA Public Relations Rep. Cara. Who was looking for some bloggers to review a product called EvoraPlus. EvoraPlus is a "100% natural all-in-one probiotic mint that gently whitens teeth and alleviates bad breath while supporting gum and tooth health."(taken from their Press Release) Having worn braces in my early teens and suffered from bad breath since childhood my oral health has always been a bit of an embarassing issue. Couple that with stained teeth and you've got a rather large hole in the self esteem bubble. That's why I was truly ecstatic to be given a chance to review EvoraPlus and put this new product, which arrived in the mail this afternoon, to the test! I am starting my review of this product tomorrow and will be posting the results in 30 days time. I will also be comparing before and after pictures to gauge how well EvoraPlus whitens teeth, so here is the (very embarrassing) before picture;

Icky corn cob teeth!

For the next 30 days I will be taking 2 of these little mints daily after brushing my teeth, so check back next month for the results. 



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