Gaia Guy Natural Bristle Bamboo Toothbrush with Boar Bristles - Totally Biodegradable and Compostable - No Nylon Toothbrushes - Zero Waste 12-Pack

These feel so much better to brush with and don’t hurt like plastic. Granted, all natural hair items need a brush out every so often- would love if this company made a small stainless comb as over a month they need untangling. But worth it. I do add a bit of beeswax to mine. You can’t ever convince me to buy a giant plastic electric one which will need to be thrown out every few years, not to mention the battery waste. We need more biodegradable, earth and sea friendly household items. Not petroleum based fibre: sponges, cloths, bristles, brushes, scrubs, buckets, mops and so on. All these can be natural. And not only are they human and earth friendly, they work better.

I’ve used 2 brushes and each one lasted me about 4 weeks. The bristles tend to drop more in the first few uses but stabilises after that. May not be as durable as typical synthetic bristles, but I’d rather this than have microplastics in my mouth!

The bristles do malt slightly on the first couple of uses however, absolutely worth it for a natural alternative to plastic toothbrushes. Do note that due to the boat bristles, these toothbrushes will not last three months as per a usual plastic bristled toothbrush. Mine last approx. 1.5 months.

After I started using this toothbrush, I no longer felt an odd sensation after brushing. This toothbrush made me aware of the odd sensation I was feeling before. No longer shall my teeth be coated in BPA and other unkown substances.

We were using eco toothbrushes with nylon bristles years now and wanted to find a more eco brush which has also natural bristles. I was happy with our previous eco toothbrushes so ordering this product I already added in to my subscriptions assuming it couldn't be that bad that I don't want to order it again. I was very suprised when I first tried out these brushes. After only 1 use it look used like my other brushes never did (even after months). The bristles were spread that the other day I was basically washing my teeth with the stick, not with the bristles. I thought it's a faulty one, so after 1 week of pain replaced it with another - which was also that bad. Since I started to use this brush my oral hygiene was that bad like never - had bad breath, bleeding gums... I immediately then throw the second brush away too and went back to use the other eco brush I used to (thankfully I had 1 left from the previous package). I never used this bad toothbrush in my life - even the travel toothbrushes on airplanes are better than this. I also cancelled my substription and probably will throw the rest away since I don't know for what I could use a toothbrush which is basically a stick. It wasn't a value for money, has poor performance and I wouldn't recomment it at all. I hope you found my review helpful.

these made well with soft secure boar hair would be sublime ...and cost a lot more...i wouldn't mind for a really well made all natural toothbrush ..these sadly are too hard in the mouth and lose too many hairs almost a choking hazard ...a bit like having a fish bone stuck in the throat..all good intentions but doesn't work unfortunately

The intention behind the product is good but the execution really bad because the hairs come out the second time you use them. It's like discouraging people from using products made with natural materials. And they're very expensive too. Look somewhere else, maybe you'll get luckier.

After one use, the bristles begin to completely separate from the middle of the toothbrush and many of the bristles fall out. After a week of use, enough bristles fall out to render the toothbrush completely useless. These are not made to last and most certainly not worth the premium compared to other toothbrushes.

Me encantan. los demás cepillos "sin plástico" mienten y tienen cerdas de plástico.. pero estos son 100% libres de plásticos. el cuerpo es de bambú y las cerdas son de jabalí y ya. Ya llevo dos tandas. obviamente, pues duran menos que los de plástico, pero si los cuidas pueden durar un mes o así. Pero vale la pena no llenarte la boca de plásticos. Sécalos bien :)

Brosses à dents bio que je voulais tester. Comme cela a déjà été évoqué, les poils de sanglier se font la calvitie avant les 4 semaines, et on en a plein les interstices des dents. C'est techniquement logique, le bois, en absorbant l'eau, se dilate. Les trous d'insertion des poils se dilatent aussi, et libèrent les pauvres poils. Pour le prix, il y avait peut-être moyen de mieux les fixer? J'ai vérifié avec un briquet, c'est bien du poil animal. Une odeur de poils grillés se dégage (sanglier blanc?). Conclusion : Je préfère payer plus cher pour avoir une brosse à dent bio, qui dure au moins un mois. Je vais tester d'autres marques...

The bristles don’t fall out. Work great at cleaning my teeth.

These are excellent. The head is a smaller size, which is perfection and very hard to find with a bristle length appropriate for adults. I had a plastic toothbrush years ago with similar size which was second to this only due to materials used. The natural bristle brushes are lovely, gentle, very good at cleaning without the feeling of excessive abrasion and pressure. The stains on my teeth are happily lifting off, even from nooks and crannies they usually nestle in until a dental hygienist scapes them off. I was using BASS brushes for years from Orowellness. Theirs are still lovely, but I think for now I'll be using these. Some bristles do dislodge at first. I don't mind. I store with brisles upside down, resting on my toothpaste pot, and this probably helps bristles dry properly and hold bristles better. The wood handle is smooth, sanded and likely waxed. Very nice product. No obvious plastic that I can see/find anywhere.

Adatti per chi è allergico al Nylon. L'allergia al Nylon è una cosa seria e anche il filo interdentale deve essere di pura seta o cotone. Ottimo acquisto