Icy Bear diamond whitening toothpaste review: the dental care trio promising brighter-looking teeth (aff)
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A luxury dental care brand stocked at Boots and Amazon is building a loyal following thanks to its diamond-infused toothpaste and whitening products
If you want whiter-looking teeth and a mouth that feels cleaner than clean, Icy Bear dental care is really worth exploring.
Available at Boots, Harrods Pharmacy and Amazon, the brand's been around for five years and has a growing fan base.
And it's easy to see why. The standout product in the range for me is the Diamond Whitening Toothpaste, £17.99.
At this price point for a tube of toothpaste you'd expect great results. And you'll get them. It is, by far, the best toothpaste I've ever used.
After only one brush, my teeth felt how they do after a trip to the dental hygienist, clean and looked visibly brighter.
The paste, designed by celebrity dentist Dr Hanna Kinsella, is infused with enamel-friendly diamond particles which gently polish away surface stains.
It's suitable for sensitive teeth and for manual and electric toothbrushes. It also tastes great and leaves a minty freshness in your mouth. Look out for the Mojito-inspired flavour, too.
I've been using the paste alongside two other products from the brand - Icy Bear Teeth Whitening Powder, £19.99, and the 250ml bottle of mouthwash, £12.99.
Dip your toothbrush into the pot of whitening powder and gently brush for 2-4 minutes for a deep clean. It's suitable for vegans, free from peroxide and because it's gentle, it can be used once a day if needed.
As for the anti-bacterial mouthwash, you only need a small amount as it's got a real kick to it, helping to fight plaque and combat germs.
Along with the toothpaste, this is another of Icy Bear's products I'll be buying again thanks to the super-fresh feel it leaves in its wake.
Using this dental care trio for almost a week has left my teeth cleaner, slightly whiter and undoubtedly extra shiny while my mouth and breath feel extra fresh.
Icy Bear's whitening strips are also popular and one Boots customer said: "Cannot believe the difference to my teeth in just one week. I had no sensitivity, and they are so easy to put on! Would absolutely recommend!".
A packet of 28 strips costs £40 and promises six shades whiter in 14 days. The strips contain an advanced formula that sets out to deliver professional-level results.
Delivery at Boots costs £3.95, or is free on orders over £25. Click & Collect costs £1.50, or is free when you spend £15 or more. Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.
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