Neem Toothbrush | Set of 2 & 4 | Curve Handmade Handle with Charcoal Bristles | Verified Sustainable by Brown Living™

Neem Toothbrush | Set of 2 & 4 | Curve Handmade Handle with Charcoal Bristles

Name: Neem Toothbrush | Set of 2 & 4 | Curve Handmade Handle with Charcoal Bristles
Brand: The Bamboo Bae
SKU: TBB-48
Price: 229.0 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.44 (221 reviews)

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Neem Toothbrush | Set of 2 & 4 | Curve Handmade Handle with Charcoal Bristles

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A classic toothbrush made from neem wood extracted from the leftover timber that is used in the making of the furniture hence reducing waste. We all know that plastic toothbrush comes with its own side-effects for the earth and because of that, it's time we switch to a better alternative and brings out the blissful feeling one needs at the start of the day. And do we need to remind you of the health benefits of neem? Not only that the bristles have charcoal infused in them which will not only refresh your mornings but will also help in the whitening of your teeth. To not miss, the toothbrush has a C- curved handle for support and control while brushing. Let's come together and brush away the pollution caused by plastic.

100% Natural & Toxic-free
Eco-friendly and Biodegradable
Charcoal induced bristles help whiten the teeth
Helps in reducing the waste by using leftover timber
Has antibacterial properties

Manufactured by: The Bamboo Bae, New Delhi, India

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