I tried the £25 peroxide-free whitening strips that leave teeth 'gleaming' without sensitivity - here's what I thought
Looking for a quick, easy and sensitivity-free way to achieve gleaming white teeth? These on-sale whitening strips from one of the nation's favourite whitening brands could be the answer you need.
Coined 'absolutely brilliant' by impressed shoppers, the MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips are peroxide-free strips designed to leave teeth noticeably whiter in just a matter of minutes – so I put them to the test on my super-sensitive teeth.
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Whether you're getting ready for a big event or just want to refresh your smile, these strips are the perfect in-a-pinch whitening boost that'll have your teeth gleaming fast.
Designed to deliver whiter, brighter teeth in just one use and without any soreness or sensitivity, the MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips have been formulated with the brand's Advanced PAP Formula instead of peroxide for incredible results.
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Achieving a pearly white smile may be a goal for many, but quick and sensitivity-free results can be hard to come by. That's where these top-rated whitening strips from MySweetSmile come in.
Designed to deliver whiter, brighter teeth in just one use and without any soreness or sensitivity, the MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips have been formulated with the brand's Advanced PAP Formula instead of peroxide for incredible results.
PAP (Phthalimidoperoxycaproic Acid) works to target and break down surface stains from everyday culprits like coffee, wine and tobacco to leave teeth noticeably whiter without causing sensitivity or harming the enamel.
And while individual results may vary, some users report seeing visibly whiter teeth after just a few treatments.
'I'm impressed! Only used it twice and a noticeable difference already,' raved one impressed reviewer. 'I left it on for an hour instead of half an hour and wow!! So now I will be ordering the powder and the pen! This product works!'
Whether you're getting ready for a big event or just want to refresh your smile, these strips are the perfect in-a-pinch whitening boost that'll have your teeth gleaming fast.
As someone with super-sensitive teeth and therefore with a slight fear of whitening products, I opted to give these peroxide-free strips a go.
Easy to apply, the strips stuck well to dry teeth and stayed put for the entirety of the 30-minute countdown. The box comes with a handy cheek retractor to make application easier, too, despite making you look terrifying.
The strips felt completely unobtrusive as I sat at my home desk and worked, and I think that should I have needed to, I could've worn the strips in the office without anyone noticing them.
Once I applied, I simply left for 30 minutes, peeled them off and gave my mouth a rinse with water to get of any remaining gel on my teeth.
And the result? As you can see from my photos above, my teeth were noticeably a lot whiter, even just after one 30-minute treatment. Thrilled doesn't cover it. I think if I used them daily or even weekly I'd see even more whitening, too.
I'm a daily black coffee drinker and occasional red wine dabbler, so was expecting my teeth stains to put up a bit of a fight. Instead, however, the yellowing simply disappeared, leaving noticeably whiter, brighter teeth in their stead.
The icing on the cake was that I didn't experience a single bit of sensitivity or pain, meaning these affordable strips are likely to become a staple in my self-care routine.
And I'm not the only person who has been completely blown away by the MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips, with hundreds claiming how effective they are, adding that they leave teeth 'visibly whiter after just a few uses'.
'It's safe to say I'm nothing short of amazed,' raved one impressed users. 'I have gotten compliments on the whiteness and cleanliness of my teeth by family and friends almost daily since the use of these strips!
'I get zero sensitivity after use - they didn't hurt my wallet and I can smile with even more confidence. Highly recommend.'
Another added: 'They're super easy to use, enamel-safe and don't cause any sensitivity at all. I've tried sooo many whitening products before, but these are on another level. Within a few days, I noticed a significant difference – my teeth are visibly whiter and brighter!'.
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