Activated coconut charcoal.
Surface stains. Not intrinsic enamel color.
Also available on eMAGSame seller · GGAFFAIRS S.R.L.
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Gentle brushing, 2 minutes. 2-3 times a week.
Everything you need
to know about the powder.
Source, cadence, brushing and what it can’t do — everything that matters, in short.
the porous carbon
Adsorption + light abrasion. Surface only.
Click a card for the mechanism of each.
Adsorption: porous carbon binds stain molecules
ChemistryActivated charcoal has a large internal surface (hundreds of m² per gram). Pigment molecules from coffee, wine and tobacco stuck on the enamel surface bind into the porous carbon and lift off when you rinse.
Light abrasion: fine grit polishes the surface
MechanicalThe fine grit physically lifts the most superficial layer of organic stains. We don’t have a measured RDA for this powder, so brush gently: if you scrub hard or use it daily, you wear down enamel.
Stops at the enamel surface
TransparencyTooth color comes from dentin, the yellower tissue under the enamel. Charcoal acts only on the enamel surface, so it cleans without changing the underlying color. For lifting the intrinsic shade, the PAP+ strips on this site bleach the dentin pigments through the enamel via a different mechanism.
Charcoal powder vs PAP+ whitening strips
| Criterion | Charcoal Powder | PAP+ Strips |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Surface stains | Intrinsic enamel color |
| Active | Activated charcoal | PAP 18%, no hydrogen or carbamide peroxide |
| Frequency | 2-3x / week | 14 day kit |
| Sensitivity | Possible with hard brushing | Possible, usually temporary |
Frequently asked questions.
It will clean surface stains, which can make teeth look brighter. It does NOT bleach the natural color of enamel (which depends on dentin). For lighter shade, use PAP+ whitening strips.
No. 2-3 times a week, no more. The fine abrasive grit is real — daily use risks accelerated enamel wear. Alternate with a normal fluoride toothpaste for daily protection.
No. Activated charcoal with mint flavor. For cavity protection, keep using your fluoride toothpaste on the other days.
The brush gets dark for a session, rinses clean. On porous grout it can leave a temporary mark — rinse the sink right after.
