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A color-mixing challenge pairs pink-purple with yellow to reveal white, using a first-person demonstration of DR.DENT Purple mouthwash sachets as visual proof.
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A color-mixing challenge pairs pink-purple with yellow to reveal white, using a first-person demonstration of DR.DENT Purple mouthwash sachets as visual proof.
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View breakdownWe use a white sock to simulate teeth, testing it against cola, purple teeth whitening strips, and purple mouthwash. We test with a cola-stained sock because it is as yellow as our teeth. We will check the result in 30 minutes.
Now we try it on our yellow teeth. Apply it easily, cut the package open, hold the mouthwash in your mouth for 30 seconds, then spit it out. Let's check the result on the sock first, it seems that the sock test didn't really work.
Let's check the effect on our teeth, which is the most important part. The result is so amazing. The teeth were yellow before. Compared with the purple whitening strips that can also whiten teeth, which take half an hour and are super annoying to apply, this product only takes 30 seconds and is still gentle on teeth and gums.
Besides, the whitening effect of this purple mouthwash won't disappear after two days. If you also want to try this product, I will try to leave the purchase link on the orange button below for you.
The young man in black lifts his white sock-covered foot, pours cola to dye it yellow, sticks a purple teeth whitening strip on it, then uses purple mouthwash to dye the sock purple, and explains the experiment idea to the camera while waiting for subsequent results.
The man shows his yellow teeth to the camera, applies the whitening strips on his teeth, cuts open the purple mouthwash package, holds it in his mouth for 30 seconds, spits it out, then picks up the treated sock and shows its effect to the camera.
The man shows his whitened white teeth to the camera, a before-and-after comparison of teeth whitening pops up on the screen, then he takes out the purple teeth whitening product box and explains its convenience and advantages to the camera.
The man wipes the residual purple liquid around his teeth with a paper towel, holds the remaining several purple mouthwash products in his hand, and points downward to guide the audience to click.
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