100% biodegradable bamboo Charcoal-infused toothbrush.

PearlBar's planet-loving toothbrush combines a sustainably-grown bamboo handle with charcoal-infused enhanced-polymer bristles, giving you a naturally whitening toothbrush which is 100% biodegradable, antibacterial, anti-fungal and antiviral.

100% bamboo handle, charcoal-infused enhanced polymer bristles.

ECO-FRIENDLY
PearlBar cares about our environment, and knows you do too. Their bamboo toothbrush is 100% biodegradable and 100% awesome. It lasts the same time as a normal toothbrush but takes 1/1000th of the time to breakdown, thus giving our environment a much-needed relief from plastic overload. Once you’ve finished, simply lay your brush down in the Earth from once it came, and let nature take its course.

THE BAMBOO HANDLE
PearlBar's carefully designed handle is created from Bamboo, an environmentally sustainable timber. It is the fastest growing plant on earth, and incredibly abundant. Their bamboo is cultivated for three years, and then harvested. It regenerates itself naturally, with minimal rain and without the need for harmful pesticides. In fact, by harvesting and using the bamboo, we help to control unwanted spread into agricultural and natural forest areas, thus giving purpose to an overpopulated natural resource.

THE CHARCOAL BRISTLES
From as far back as 30,000 B.C. charcoal has been used as one of nature’s best absorbing and cleaning agents. PearlBar has now harnessed all of charcoal's natural goodness and put it into their biodegradable bristles, offering your pearls the best clean they’ve ever had. Charcoal is a natural antibacterial, anti-fungal and antiviral agent. Activated charcoal uses extremely high-burning temperature and a fast-cooling process. Because of this, the activated charcoal gives the bristles extremely powerful absorption qualities, helping absorb stain-causing toxins in the mouth while reducing the growth of cavity forming bacteria that may cause bad breath. Best of all, it naturally whitens teeth while absorbing harsh chemicals found in tap water and toothpaste.