Miswak (Siwak) Powder by mi Nature | salvarado persica| 227g(8 oz) (0.5 lb) | 100% Only Miswak (siwak) Powder | Dental Care | Natural Toothpaste | Whitening Teeth | Oral Care

To my fellow adventurers in oral hygiene, let me tell you about my latest experiment: Miswak (Siwak) Powder by mi Nature. For years, my dental routine involved tubes of brightly colored paste, foaming vigorously and promising minty freshness. It was... fine. Predictable. Then I saw this powder and thought, "Powder? For brushing? Is this a historical reenactment? Am I about to discover ancient dental secrets?" Curiosity (and a desire for slightly whiter teeth) won.When this little bag of finely ground Miswak arrived, it looked exactly like... well, brown powder. It didn't foam, it didn't sparkle, and it certainly didn't scream "Minty Fresh!" My regular toothpaste tube eyed it suspiciously from the counter, probably wondering if its reign was over.Using it for the first time felt a bit like stepping back in time. You wet your toothbrush, dip it in the powder, and brush. The texture is... different. It's not gritty, but it's definitely not paste. There's a subtle, earthy, slightly spicy flavor that is surprisingly pleasant. It's not an explosion of artificial mint; it's more like a gentle whisper of nature in your mouth. My taste buds were initially confused, then intrigued.BUT. After brushing, my teeth felt incredibly clean. Like, really clean. That smooth, polished feeling you usually only get after a dentist visit. And the freshness? It's a clean, natural kind of fresh, not the overpowering "I just gargled with mouthwash" kind. My breath felt genuinely clean, not just masked by mint.I've been using it for a while now, and I've noticed a subtle but definite improvement in the whiteness of my teeth. It's not a dramatic, blinding white, but a natural, healthy-looking brightness. My gums also seem happier, less prone to complaining.If you're looking to shake up your oral hygiene routine, appreciate natural ingredients, and are open to a brushing experience that's a little unconventional but surprisingly effective, give this Miswak powder a try. It's a unique product that delivers on its promises. My teeth feel fantastic, my mouth feels naturally fresh, and I'm thoroughly impressed with this ancient-meets-modern dental solution.

This is the powder/toothpaste that you use with the Miswak wood teeth cleaners.The taste is fresh tasting. This stuff cleans your teeth And it whiten your teeth as well. But there's no sensitivity because that something I have a real problem with. And if my teeth reacted to this I would absolutely say so.You get good value for your money because you don't need much and you get quite a bit.It's a unique experience. And something that I'm glad I bought. (:

I ended up gifting this un opened bag to my nephew. I used to live this powder but post surgery, everything changed and now I cannot tolerate the powder. For reference, Tahebo tree or this tree powder works extremely well. I used to buy Peelu powder in peppermint. This item is no-added flavor. I also use OraWellness original flavor drops on my toothbrush to adhere the powder on it. Can also use to boost regular toothpaste. Newbies it’s a learning curve so be patient and note that it is DRY. Good buy great value.

I no longer use toothpaste (for over one year) I only use miswak powder because of the numerous benefits. It has been used for thousands of years as a chewing stick. Miswak stick is a twig that comes from the stems of the Salvadora Persica tree. Google the benefits of using this powder instead of toothpaste.

use it for my teeth. Feel great.

Basic powder that does exactly what it says it does (whitening, antibacterial, etc.). If you are looking for a toothpaste that tastes good, this is not your product (unless you want to mix it with other products to make your own tooth powder). I happen to like the taste (or at least I don't find it unpleasant) and use it straight up on my toothbrush. It is completely nontoxic for us purists!

I liked the Smell, Quality, Fine Granularity of the powder. It smells like the Miswak stick that we used back home in India. I am glad that I bought and tried it.

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