Pore-Clearing Mud Mask Stick
Purple tone cancels yellow on sight. Peroxide works on the stain underneath. Thirty minutes a session.
- Most people see a difference after one 30-minute session
- Sits flat against your teeth — talk and drink water with them on
- Built for coffee, tea and smoking stains
Will it make my teeth sensitive?
This is the question we get most, so here is the straight answer: these strips use hydrogen peroxide, and peroxide is what causes whitening sensitivity. Anyone selling you a whitening strip who says sensitivity is impossible is either using no active ingredient or not being honest with you.
What we can tell you is how to avoid it. Thirty minutes is the limit. Not forty-five, not "leave it on while I finish my makeup". Sensitivity almost always comes from leaving strips on too long or using them two days in a row.
Use them every other day, stop at thirty minutes, and most people feel nothing at all. If your teeth are already sensitive to cold water, start with fifteen minutes and build up.
How do I actually use them?
- Brush first, then wait. Brush, rinse, and give it ten minutes. Applying strips to teeth still wet with toothpaste is the most common reason they slip.
- Dry your teeth. Blot the front of your teeth with a tissue. It takes five seconds and it is the difference between a strip that stays put and one that slides.
- Peel and press. Longer strip on top, shorter on the bottom. Line the edge up with your gum line, not over it. Press along the front, then fold the rest behind your teeth.
- Thirty minutes. Set a timer. You can talk, and you can drink water. Skip coffee, tea and anything coloured.
- Peel off and rinse. Swish with water. If any purple tint is left along the gum line, brush gently — it comes off.
Every other day for two weeks, then whenever you want a top-up.
How soon will I see something?
Two things are happening, on two different timescales.
Straight away: the purple tone cancels yellow on the surface, the same way purple shampoo works on brassy hair. You will see that the moment you rinse, after the first session.
Over two weeks: the peroxide works underneath the enamel surface on the stain itself. That is the change that stays. Most people notice it properly somewhere between sessions four and seven.
If your teeth are already fairly white, expect a smaller change — there is less to lift. That is worth knowing before you buy rather than after.
Will they slip? Can I talk with them on?
Yes, you can talk, and yes, you can drink water. The strip is thin and moulds to the shape of your teeth rather than sitting on top of them as a rigid film.
If a strip does slip, it is almost always because the teeth were wet when it went on. Blot them dry with a tissue first and the problem disappears.
If you are someone who gags easily with things in your mouth, these are about as unobtrusive as whitening gets — there is no tray, no mouthpiece and nothing pressing against the roof of your mouth.
Does it work on coffee, tea and smoking stains?
Yes — those are exactly the stains this is built for. Coffee, tea, red wine and tobacco leave surface staining on the enamel, and surface staining is what peroxide lifts well.
What it will not change: the natural underlying colour of your teeth, staining from tetracycline antibiotics, grey discolouration from a dead nerve, or the colour of crowns, veneers, fillings and bonding. None of those respond to any at-home whitening product — if yours are visible when you smile, they will stay the shade they are while the teeth around them lighten.
Shipping and returns
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 business days and ship with tracking. Delivery is 7–14 days depending on where you are.
You have 90 days from delivery to change your mind, for any reason or none. Email us and we will refund you in full. In most cases you will not need to post anything back.
Why it works
Your teeth aren't dirty. They're stained.
You brush twice a day. You floss more often than you admit. And your teeth still look yellow in photographs.
That is because brushing cleans the surface, and the stain is not on the surface. Coffee, tea, red wine and tobacco carry pigment molecules that work their way into the pores of your enamel and sit there. A toothbrush cannot reach them. Neither can whitening toothpaste, which is mostly an abrasive — it scrubs the outside and slowly wears down the enamel you are trying to protect.
Peroxide is different. It is small enough to pass through the enamel surface and break the pigment apart where it actually sits. That is why whitening strips work when toothpaste never quite did.
- Cancels the yellow you can see today
- Lifts the stain causing it over two weeks
What's inside
Two things, doing two different jobs
How to use
Three steps. The first one is the one that matters.
Dry your teeth
Brush, rinse, wait ten minutes, then blot the front of your teeth with a tissue. Five seconds. This is the step everyone skips and the reason strips slip.
Press them on
Longer strip on top, shorter on the bottom. Line the edge up with your gum line, press along the front, fold the rest behind. Set a timer for thirty minutes.
Peel and rinse
Peel off, swish with water, done. Any purple left along the gum line brushes straight off. Repeat every other day for two weeks.
Strips vs whitening toothpaste
Whitening toothpaste is not a whitener. It is an abrasive that polishes the outside of the tooth. It will lift a fresh coffee mark and it will do nothing at all to a stain that has been there a year.
| These strips | Whitening toothpaste | |
|---|---|---|
| Reaches stains under the enamel surface | ||
| Visible change after one session | ||
| Works by abrasion (wears down enamel) | ||
| Time to a visible result | 30 minutes | Weeks, if ever |
| Cost per session | From $1.71 | — |
Launch offer
Buy one box, get the second free
Two boxes — 28 strips, 14 sessions — for the price of one. That is the full two-week course plus a second course to keep it up, which is roughly how long it takes before coffee starts winning again.
We can do this because we are new and we would rather you finish the course than try it once. People who stop after three sessions do not see the result and do not come back.
90-day money-back guarantee
Ninety days to change your mind
Use them. Use all of them if you like. If you are not happy with what you see, email us any time in the first 90 days and we will refund you in full — and in most cases you will not need to post anything back.
You do not need a reason and you will not be asked for one.
The questions people actually ask
Will there be purple left on my teeth afterwards?
Sometimes a faint tint along the gum line. Swish with water and brush gently and it comes straight off. It is a surface pigment, not a stain — it will not set.
My teeth are already fairly white. Is it worth it?
Honestly, less so. The whiter you are starting from, the less there is to lift, and the change will be subtle rather than dramatic. If you are topping up after a dentist visit or maintaining, these work well. If you are expecting a transformation from an already-white starting point, you will probably be disappointed — and we would rather say that now than refund you later.
Can I use them with braces, crowns or veneers?
Not over fixed braces — the strip cannot reach the tooth underneath the bracket, and you will end up with pale patches where the brackets were removed.
With clear aligners, use the strips during a time when your aligners are out, and rinse before putting them back in.
Crowns, veneers, fillings and bonding do not whiten at all. They will stay exactly the shade they are while the natural teeth around them lighten. If any of these are visible when you smile, speak to your dentist first.
How often can I use them?
Every other day for two weeks is the full course. After that, a session or two whenever you want a top-up — most people find every four to six weeks is enough.
Do not use them two days running. Nothing works faster that way; you just increase the chance of sensitivity.
Can I eat or drink with them on?
Water, yes. Coffee, tea, juice and anything coloured, no — your enamel is more porous during the session, which makes it exactly the wrong moment to introduce new pigment.
Give it thirty minutes after peeling them off before you have anything that stains.
Is it safe?
Hydrogen peroxide at at-home concentrations has been used in dental whitening for decades and is the same active ingredient dentists use, at a lower strength.
Do not use these if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, if you are under 18, or if you have untreated cavities, gum disease or an exposed root — see a dentist first. If you get persistent sensitivity or gum irritation, stop and let it settle before trying a shorter wear time.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are processed in 1–2 business days. Delivery is 7–14 days depending on your country, with tracking on every order.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Email us within 90 days and we will refund you in full. No return shipping to arrange in most cases, and no reason required.