For the love of cats why did you use sucralose, Crest?! It not only tastes horrible but is a migraine trigger for some people (myself included). Now, granted, you don’t intentionally ingest toothpaste…but let’s not pretend a tiny bit isn’t accidentally swallowed from time-to-time. I haven’t come across a toothpaste I truly disliked – sure, I am not a fan of spearmint or wintergreen-type mint toothpastes, but they didn’t make me see red. This, however? This did. Pretty simple process, not too many steps, not too complicated. This is a peroxide-based gel to bump up your whitening. Then, after spitting (I’ll take, “Words you never thought you’d write on your beauty blog,” for $1000, Trebek.), do not rinse, and brush again with the contents of the white tube, Step 2. First, you brush for one minute with the blue tube of Deep Cleansing toothpaste, clearly-labeled Step 1…
The Crest 3D White Brilliance 2-Step System is intended to replace your normal toothpaste and is suggested to be used day and night as a part of your normal oral hygiene routine.
#Crest 3d white brilliance professional#
Claiming to keep your teeth up to 99% as white as a professional polish/teeth whitening treatment, this product makes some tall claims. The newest addition to the 3D White line, Crest 3D White Brilliance 2-Step System, is sold together in some fairly snazzy, eye-catching packaging that is as fabulous as your teeth should hope to be when done with the regimen. I had used a couple of products from the 3D White line before although I liked them, I preferred my Extreme Herbal Mint, so back to it I went.
#Crest 3d white brilliance plus#
Needless to say, my teeth aren’t as white as they could be, so in addition to my regular whitening toothpaste ( Crest Whitening Expressions Extreme Herbal Mint) I resort to whitening treatments (I love Plus White gel) from time to time. First things first – I received the Crest 3D White Brilliance 2-Step System free, courtesy of BzzAgent, for testing purposes so you may consider this post sponsored.
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