Top-rated pain-free teeth whitening strips are now 20% off for National Smile Month
MySweetSmile is the dentist-approved oral care range that has consistently won over thousands thanks to its impressive sensitivity-free whitening products, including the best-selling Teeth Whitening Powder and beauty writer-approved Whitening Strips.
MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips (21 Treatments)
The MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips are completely peroxide-free, instead formulated with the brand's Advanced PAP Formula, which works to deliver superior whitening performance without damaging your enamel.
Better yet, the brand are currently offering shopper a huge 20 per cent off their MySweetSmile order when they shop at Amazon - saving you money on a whiter smile.
£19.99 (save £5) Shop
Ideal for those with sensitive teeth looking for impressive whitening results, MySweetSmile's peroxide-free formulas are top-sellers on Amazon thanks to their ability to help users achieve whiter smiles without pain or discomfort.
The MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips, coined as 'perfect' by impressed users, are completely peroxide-free, instead formulated with the brand's advanced PAP formula (Phthalimidoperoxycaproic Acid), which works to deliver superior whitening performance without damaging the enamel.
This incredible ingredient helps to target and break down surface stains on your teeth, such as wine, coffee and tobacco, revealing a gleaming white smile in as little as one application.
Super affordable at just £1.19 per treatment, these dentist-approved and enamel-safe strips give you a painless and affordable way to achieve a gorgeously white smile in no time at all.
Ideal for those who don't have the time or patience to use gels, trays or UV lights, the MySweetSmile Whitening Strips make whitening quick and effortless, now coming with a Cheek Retractor for even easier application.
Achieving a whiter smile is as easy as applying the strips to dry teeth and leaving them to work their magic for 30 minutes before peeling off and rinsing.
While the hard-working strips are perfect for ad-hoc use when you need a gleaming grin, the brand suggests using them as part of a seven-day course for more impressive whitening results.
And users have seen impressive results. Amassing hundreds of five-star reviews on the brand's website, the MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Strips have been flying off the shelves thanks to their 'incredible results'.
'After trying MySweetSmile's whitening powder - I knew I had to try the new PAP Whitening Strip s to pair with it,' Wrote one five-star reviewer. 'It's safe to say I'm nothing short of amazed.
'I have gotten compliments on the whiteness and cleanliness of my teeth by family and friends almost daily since the use of these strips! They pair with the powder like magic. I get zero sensitivity after use - they didn't hurt my wallet and I can smile with even more confidence.'
Another wrote: 'They're super easy to use. enamel-safe and don't cause any sensitivity at all. I've tried sooo many whitening products before, but these are on another level. Within a few days, I noticed a significant difference – my teeth are visibly whiter and brighter!'
Prefer powder or pens? Explore all MySweetSmile's impressive formulas below, with 20 per cent off everything until midnight on 27 May.
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MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Powder
Those looking to whiten their teeth for less are removing the day-to-day build up of tea, coffee, wine and tobacco stains with the MySweetSmile dentist-approved whitening powder.
Unlike other teeth whitening products that utilise highly abrasive ingredients to scrub away stains, leading to damaged enamel and painful sensitivity, the MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Powder is totally non-invasive and safe for enamel and gums.
£19.99 (save £5) Shop
Enamel Care Serum
Helping stop sensitivity at the source, the Enamel Care Serum is a bathroom must-have for those with sensitive teeth.
Targeting the cause not just masking the pain like regular sensitivity toothpaste, it helps you enjoy hot and cold food and drinks without sharp pain or discomfort.
£19.19 (save £4.80) Shop
Precision Teeth Whitening Pen
If you have crocked, crowded or uneven teeth then this Precision Teeth Whitening Pen is a clever way to help you get the best whitening results.
The pen, which allows for optimum whitening while out and about, not only allows users to maintain their pearly whites, but is also great for touching up your teeth before a job interview or date. And customers are obsessed with the results!
£15.99 (save £4) Shop
Hyaluronic Gum Serum
The Hyaluronic Gum Serum helps keep gums hydrated and resilient to keep bleeding and irritation at bay.
Preventing plaque build-up, it keeps your mouth fresh and healthy.
£19.19 (save £4.80) Shop
Fresh Mint Toothpaste - Advanced Fluoride Formula
Achieve a healthier smile with a fresh burst of mint using this Fresh Mint Toothpaste from MySweetSmile.
This toothpaste strengthens enamel and promotes healthier gums by reducing plaque build-up. With every brush, you're reinforcing your teeth's natural defences while supporting overall gum health, ensuring a stronger, healthier smile.
£7.99 (save £2) Shop
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