Peel about 1 cm
Strip the bark from one end with your fingers or teeth. Keep the rest covered.
Yippo Miswak is cut from the Peelu tree, Salvadora persica, the classic miswak plant. Its own fibres become the brush. Peel the end, soften it, and brush. No nylon, no plastic, nothing to assemble.

Where are the bristles? They are the stick's own fibres. Peel, soften, brush. First time takes about five minutes. After that, under one.
Strip the bark from one end with your fingers or teeth. Keep the rest covered.
Chew gently or soak the tip in clean water until it feels like a soft brush.
Small strokes across each tooth surface. No hard scrubbing. Stop if anything hurts.
Rinse the tip and let it air dry. When fibres look worn, trim them and prepare a fresh end.
Both have a place. This is what changes when you pick up a miswak.
Miswak works alongside your regular routine. Keep brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste.
How the stick feels as you get used to it. This is about the stick, not a promise about your teeth.
Earthy taste. Fibres feel firm. Totally normal.
The tip loosens up and brushing feels smoother.
Angle and pressure start to feel natural.
Trim the worn end and prepare a new one.

Left alone, it is just a stick. Peeled and softened, the fibres fan out into a brush. Keep them soft and use a light hand.
Miswak is for manual cleaning. It is not a bleaching product. Know what each one does before you choose.
Natural fibres brush tooth surfaces by hand.
Whitening products work on colour, not cleaning.
Miswak sits alongside your daily brushing routine.

No charger, no tube. It goes wherever you go.
Keep it upright in a clean, airy spot.
A quick brush after lunch, right at your desk drawer.
Wrap a clean, dry stick and pack it with your essentials.
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Open one stick at a time. Store the rest sealed and dry. One stick per person. Brushing for two? Pick 2 or 3 packs above, save more, and get free COD.

A traditional tooth-cleaning stick. Ours comes from the Peelu tree, also called Arak (Salvadora persica). Its prepared end forms fibres you brush with by hand.
No. Neem datun comes from the neem tree. Miswak comes from Salvadora persica. Both are traditional chewing sticks, but the plant, taste and fibres are different.
Earthy and woody, a little peppery. Nothing like mint. Most people get used to it within a few uses.
It is sold for manual cleaning, not bleaching. We do not promise any shade change or timeline.
Keep brushing twice daily for two minutes with fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth. Use miswak alongside that routine.
It depends on how often you use it and how much you trim. Follow the guidance on your pack rather than a fixed number of days.
No. Soak the tip in clean water for a few minutes and the fibres soften again. If it stays stiff, trim it and prepare a fresh end.
Rinse after use and let it air dry somewhere clean. Never share your stick. Discard it if it smells unusual or shows mould.
Ask your dentist first if you have ongoing sensitivity, gum problems or dental appliances. Use light pressure and stop if irritation occurs.
Miswak is a personal-care item, so opened packs cannot be returned. If your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, contact us within 48 hours of delivery and we will replace it or refund you.
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