This is a black charcoal toothpaste that works on surface stains. You'll find it in our Toothpaste & Oral Care range, alongside other products that care for your teeth.

• Removes stains from coffee, tea and wine
• Leaves fresh breath after brushing
• Suitable for daily use
• Free toothbrush included
• Fluoride-free based on the ingredient list
• 100 ml per tube
• Contains SLS: less suitable for sensitive mouths or canker sores

1. Put a small amount of paste on the supplied toothbrush.
2. Brush your teeth for two minutes, including along the gums.
3. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water.
4. Also rinse the sink, as the black colour may stain briefly.
5. Use twice a day for the best results.

Want to take a different approach to your teeth? The Purple Whitening Toothpaste + free toothbrush uses a purple tint that visually neutralises yellow tones. Together with the charcoal version, you give your teeth complete care.

Your teeth feel smoother and look cleaner after brushing. That's thanks to two things. Hydrated Silica, a mild abrasive, polishes away surface stains without harming your enamel. Activated charcoal binds the loosened stain particles and rinses them away. Together, they make a toothpaste that really tackles coffee or tea stains. You'll notice fresher breath and visible stain reduction after just a few uses. That makes the XOC Charcoal CleanSing ToothPaste a smart choice if you want to handle surface stains without spending a lot.

Yes, but with a caveat. Activated charcoal helps with surface stains by adsorbing and washing away plaque. It does not address deeper enamel stains. Coffee and tea drinkers notice a difference after a few weeks, but deeper stains require more than a charcoal toothpaste.

Generally yes, if used daily as intended. The XOC CleanSing Charcoal Toothpaste free toothbrush contains Hydrated Silica as an abrasive, which is considered mild. The exact abrasiveness value is not public, but it is approved for daily use. If you've been brushing with a regular fluoridated toothpaste, keep in mind this one contains no fluoride, so it provides no cavity protection through fluoride.

No. Based on the ingredient list, this paste contains no fluoride. This makes it an interesting fluoride-free option but less suitable as your sole toothpaste. Use it alongside your regular fluoridated toothpaste, or if you consciously choose a fluoride-free alternative.

Brands like Colgate Max White Charcoal and Oral-B 3D White Charcoal combine activated charcoal with fluoride. That gives you both whitening and cavity protection. The XOC version takes a different approach: no fluoride, but a striking black charcoal formula that tackles surface stains. This makes it cheaper and a fun Manier to try charcoal toothpaste.

Is charcoal toothpaste safe for enamel and do you want to keep your cavity protection? Use XOC as a supplement to your regular toothpaste, not a replacement. Do you have a sensitive mouth or suffer from canker sores? Choose an SLS-free option instead, as this paste contains Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. For anyone who just wants to test what a black charcoal toothpaste does for daily stains, the XOC CleanSing Charcoal Toothpaste free toothbrush is a great starting point.

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We recommend always checking the ingredients list on the packaging for the most accurate information before use. Due to product renewal and optimisation, the ingredients listed here may differ from those on the packaging.