Bamboo Toothbrush

BIODEGRADABLE

Bamboo is totally biodegradable, unlike the traditional ones that take over 400 years to decompose! In addition to being environmentally friendly, you are using a product from nature.

NATURAL ANTIBACTERIAL

Bamboo as a natural antibacterial that is, has in its constitution agents that prevent the proliferation of harmful bacteria.

GROWS QUICKLY

Bamboo is the world's fastest growing plant, currently the record was reached in Japan, where this plant grew 121 cm in just 24 hours!

IT HAS MULTIPLE PURPOSES

There are currently more than 4000 possible uses for Bamboo and with each passing day new forms are discovered and applied. Recent studies indicate that ethanol ethanol can be extracted from bamboo, and can also be used as fuel.

IT'S SELF-SUSTAINABLE

It is able to regenerate after cutting, being able to live up to a hundred years and being made the proper treatment, can become a durable material for many generations. A renewable raw material, low cost, with various possibilities of use, bamboo is increasingly being used in conservation

Nothing is better than contributing to the change we all want to see and experience, beginning with introducing products already used by us but made of materials that do not compromise biodiversity and preserve the ecosystem.

 A true alternative to the old, obsolete solution of plastic brushes, which greatly affects the pollution levels of our planet.

Babu are not only the most beautiful, the best and the only friends of the environment, they are the future.

The closeness to this future depends on you, every time you choose to use a Babu, you are not only brushing your teeth, it is part of a strong silent change whose dimension of its impact depends on us all, every day, with Just a toothbrush ...

LEAVE BABU IN A DRY PLACE

As bamboo is an absorbent material, it is advisable after brushing to leave your Babu in a dry place and / or without permanent contact with the water, since if it is in contact with liquids the handle will gradually get moist, leaving it with a darker aspect.

BE GENTLE WITH YOUR GUMS

Sometimes washing teeth can put too much force on the teeth and gums, hurting them. It is also possible that the sow you use is not suitable, and should be slightly softer or harder, according to your preference. We advise you to observe and experience the correct brush type for you, whether it is soft or medium.

DO NOT CONTACT GERMS AND BACTERIA

Pay attention to where you leave your brush, potentially being susceptible to bacteria from other utensils or even other older, worn brushes that are in direct contact.

CHANGE YOUR BRUSH WITH REGULARITY

It is advisable to change between 2 to 3 months of use or when the bristles are already worn enough that your brushing is no longer efficient. But not only is the usage time relevant for deciding to replace oral fluids or other illnesses affecting your oral hygiene, it is highly recommended that you change to a new one.