The Budget Beauty Babe finds a convenient, affordable way to get that just-brushed-teeth feeling on the go. —BB
by The Budget Beauty Babe
So, I'm going to be totally honest here. When I first saw the Colgate WISP ($7.79 per 4 packs x 4 brushes box) on the market I thought it was a dumb idea, and I said to myself, "Why would I ever need a tiny toothbrush?!"
Boy, was I wrong.
After receiving several complimentary samples of Colgate WISP to test, I have had to eat my words. To my surprise, I absolutely love having these mini mouth refreshers in my purse or bag whenever I need them. They are the perfect thing to keep in your purse when you are out and about as they require no water, no rinsing and they are disposable (which is the one eco-unfriendly downside). Meeting friends right after work and don't have time to get to real toothbrush? Use a Wisp! Eat something freaky before an important meeting? Use a Wisp! Traveling (need I say more)? Use a Wisp!
Now I know, I know, you could just pop a mint or chew some gum. But really, it's not the same. With the Wisp, you don't just feel like you have fresh breath—you feel like your entire mouth and teeth are clean, like, freshly-brushed clean, because they actually are! I'm hooked.
Wisps have a soft little brush on one side with a blast of mouth freshener and the other end is pointy in case you need to pick something out (eeww). Gross but it happens. Now that Wisps also come with whitening ability, they're pretty much perfect. I will happily purchase this product for myself in the future.
P.S. Visit colgatewisp.com for a printable 50 cent coupon off your next purchase of Colgate WISP.
Wisps have a soft little brush on one side with a blast of mouth freshener and the other end is pointy in case you need to pick something out (eeww). Gross but it happens. Now that Wisps also come with whitening ability, they're pretty much perfect. I will happily purchase this product for myself in the future.
P.S. Visit colgatewisp.com for a printable 50 cent coupon off your next purchase of Colgate WISP.
XOXO,
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I just keep a tooth brush in my desk at work (and in my car if you must know).
But a TINY DISPOSABLE TOOTHBRUSH???
You know, there are a number of very small fold-out/up type toothbrushes on the market (I got one from "go smile") that are about the size of a tube of lipstick. There are small, travel sizes of toothpaste in many brands, sold at many places. (If that takes up too much space, just put a dab of toothpaste (from home or work) on the toothbrush before you go off into the world to encounter freaky foods, etc.
I am not an eco freak, but it makes me mental that companies keep increasing the number of DISPOSABLE products that end up in landfill.