- Does it actually whiten teeth?
- It polishes surface stains gradually. Don't expect the lift of a peroxide strip; heavy coffee or tobacco stains will need more than a paste.
- Does it contain fluoride?
- Yes, Selahatin's standard pastes are fluoride-based. Check the tube if you need a fluoride-free option.
- What does it taste like?
- It is a strong, aromatic blend rather than plain mint. Sample it before committing to a large supply if you are sensitive to flavor.
- Is it good for sensitive teeth?
- It is low-foam and not especially abrasive, but it has no desensitizing ingredient. Very sensitive teeth may do better with a dedicated paste.
- How does it compare with drugstore whitening pastes?
- It is gentler and better presented, but its whitening is slower and the tube is smaller. Choose it for the experience, not for fast results.
- Where is the Selahatin Whitening Toothpaste Hypnotist cheapest?
- At Niche Beauty, for $26.00, as of our latest check.