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Would you brush your teeth with a stick? 9 reasons women are trying it

4.26 out of 5 from 777 reviews Reviews from Judge.me

Woman at her bathroom mirror, surprised while brushing with a miswak

It feels strange the first time. Then you run your tongue over your teeth.

Reason 01

The miswak is the brush. No paste needed.

Macro of miswak fibers fanned out against natural-colored teeth

Chew the tip and the fibers fan out into a soft brush that cleans and polishes as you go.

That's your brush and your paste in one, with nothing added.

★★★★★

“I haven't used a toothbrush in 16 days and I don't miss it at all.”

Healthy Living customer Judge.me reviewEnhanced Miswak

Reason 02

Earthy at first, then really clean

We don't add any flavoring, so the first taste is earthy and natural. Most people are used to it in a day or two, and after that it's the clean, smooth feeling they notice.

Want it milder? Soak the tip in clove or cinnamon water.

★★★★★

“Feels good, does good job, tastes like nature!!”

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Reason 03

Whiter-looking teeth, without peroxide or strips

Woman in her 50s laughing outdoors, natural teeth showing

Whitening strips use peroxide to bleach your teeth. A miswak works differently: its natural fibers gently polish off the surface stains that coffee, tea and red wine leave behind.

Use it after every cup, and stains have less time to set.

★★★★★

“I was shocked how quickly the yellow on my teeth went away after two days.”

Tammy B. Judge.me reviewMiswak
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Reason 04

No plastic in your mouth

Close-up of teeth biting a plain plastic toothbrush with worn nylon bristles

A miswak has no plastic handle and no nylon bristles. It's one piece of a plant, start to finish.

When it's used up, there's nothing plastic to throw away.

★★★★★

“Won't go back to plastic brushes again”

Myra I. Judge.me reviewEnhanced Miswak

Reason 05

Use it anywhere: after meals, after coffee, on the go

Woman at a restaurant table discreetly taking a miswak from her handbag

No sink, no water, no paste. Keep one in your bag, your car or your desk drawer, and clean your teeth right after lunch or that afternoon latte.

The bamboo travel case keeps it clean and discreet.

★★★★★

“I have one at work and one at home and one in the car”

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Reason 06

Keep one by the bed

Woman in bed at night scrolling her phone while brushing with a miswak

Too tired to get up and brush? You don't have to. With no sink or water needed, you can brush in bed while you scroll, then go straight to sleep.

★★★★★

“I use it while watching my shows at night and I absolutely love it”

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Reason 07

People have brushed this way for 7,000 years

Older hand holding a fresh miswak with its fibers fanned into bristles

Long before the nylon toothbrush arrived in 1938, people across Africa, the Middle East and Asia cleaned their teeth with a miswak from the Salvadora persica tree. Millions still do.

It isn't a trend. It's the original.

Reason 08

One miswak lasts weeks

Miswaks with a small cutter for trimming the tip

Every few days, trim the used fibers and chew a fresh tip. One miswak keeps going for weeks.

The 4-pack comes with a free bamboo travel case, and the 6-pack adds a cutter for a clean trim.

Reason 09

Real reviews from real customers

More than 770 customers have reviewed our miswak on Judge.me, the review app our store uses. Here's what one of them said.

★★★★★

“Love these my teeth feel and look clean and healthy”

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Two minutes, no sink

How to start

  1. Step 1: trim the tip with the miswak cutter

    Trim the tip

    Trim about 1 cm off the tip with the cutter. First time? Soak it in warm water for 10 minutes.

  2. Step 2: chew the tip until the fibers soften and spread

    Chew

    Chew the tip with your back teeth until the fibers soften and fan out.

  3. Step 3: brush your teeth with the fibers

    Brush

    Brush teeth and gumline in small circles for 1 to 3 minutes. No paste needed.

  4. Step 4: trim the used fibers and store it in the travel case

    Refresh & store

    Every few days, trim off the used fibers and chew a fresh tip. Keep it in the bamboo case.

What does it taste like? Earthy and natural, because we don't add any flavoring. Most people are used to it in a day or two. Prefer it milder? Soak the tip in clove or cinnamon water, or try our Cinnamon & Clove miswak.

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Questions

Do I still need toothpaste?

No. The miswak's fibers clean and polish on their own, so the miswak is your brush and your paste in one. You can still add a little toothpaste if you like, but you don't have to.

How long does one miswak last?

Weeks. Every few days, trim the used fibers and chew a fresh tip. When it gets too short to hold comfortably, open a new one. That's why the 4-pack is the one most people choose.

It feels dry or stiff. Is that normal?

Yes. A miswak can dry out, especially in air conditioning. Soak the tip in warm water for a few minutes and it softens back up. If it still feels flat, trim to a fresh section.

What if it's not for me?

Every order comes with our 30-day money-back guarantee. If you don't like it, email us within 30 days for a full refund. You keep the miswak either way.

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