Fact: teeth that are any color other than white are just not cute. Yellow teeth are just not attractive.
Sorry T-Pain, this look just isn't cute.
Now admittedly, I have been lax in my own whitening routine. With the ample amounts of coffee and diet Coke that I have been drinking, my teeth were not as pearly white as I would like them to be. With fashion week upon me, I knew it was time to take matters into my own hands with a teeth whitening quick fix:
Luster's 3 Day Weekend White system.
Made to be a quick fix touch up for your chompers, the Weekend White kit involves 2 products/2 steps: an accelerator mouth rinse, and a brush on tooth whitening gel. The kit is designed to whiten teeth up to six shades with use twice a day, for three consecutive days. Unlike other kits, this one promises zero sensitivity post treatment.
Having given this a go myself, I was immediately impressed with how fast and easy the process really was. While I cannot say that I experienced a six shade difference, I would say the white-age was upped by about four shades, which is pretty impressive for such a short time. As promised, I had almost no sensitivity at all.
You can find Weekend White at your local Walgreens, and it retails for a super affordable $20. If you prefer online shopping, you can also get the kit
here. For all my friends looking for that teeth whitening quickie, Weekend White is definitely a great way to go.
Kind of common sense, but maintenance is just as important as the whitening. To keep my teeth looking sparkling, I turn to some old drugstore favorites:
The best way to keep white teeth whiter involves floss, brushing, and a rinse to polish things up.Two things that I am especially digging right now are Listerine's new whitening mouthwash, and Reach's Total Care floss with Listerine flavor.
What do you do to keep your teeth smile ready?
*Product mentioned was provided for consideration.
2 comments:
this might be a weird question, but did you notice any "cracks" in your teeth? I used colgate white strips for about a wk, and they did whiten my teeth, but tiny little cracks appeared on them instead. I spoke to my dad (dentist), and he said it was the teeth being dehydrated, and sure enough, when I stopped, they disappeared. I really want whiter teeth though!
Scarlett, not a weird question at all. I think I need to do some investigating ;)
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