Medium Natural Bamboo Toothbrush

Grown in Fujian province, moso bamboo is not consumed by pandas, which live more than 2,000 km away in Sichuan province. Thanks to its rapid growth - up to 1 metre a day during its growth period - it has a very small ecological footprint, capturing far more CO2 than any other species of wood. It is an excellent alternative to other tropical woods in terms of hardness and durability. Sourced from sustainably managed forests, moso bamboo is harvested every year.

Soft bristles are less hard than medium bristles, so they brush gently and are ideal for people with sensitive teeth or gums. They slip more easily into difficult areas.

Medium bristles are the most standard on the market; they are thicker than soft bristles and clean teeth thoroughly.

On a daily basis, you should rinse your toothbrush well under lukewarm water after each brushing to remove any residue or leftover toothpaste. For optimum ageing of the wooden handle, dry it and store it in a dry place to avoid any black traces of mould over the long term.

It is advisable to change your toothbrush every 2 or 3 months as soon as the bristles start to warp or curl.

Where should I dispose of my bamboo toothbrush? In the recycling bin.