Wet your toothbrush.

Tap a small pinch of Pearl Polish onto the bristles.

Brush gently for two minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

That’s it.

No giant stripe of toothpaste. No ridiculous mess. No complicated ritual.

Keep water out of the jar and close the lid tightly after use.

Use once daily or as desired.

Kaolin Clay, Sodium Bicarbonate, Bentonite Clay, Hydroxyapatite, Finely Ground Celtic Sea Salt, Peppermint Essential Oil.

Size: 50 mL
Texture: Fine mineral powder
Flavour: Fresh peppermint
Made in: Australia

Do not swallow. For external oral use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.

Pearl Polish is made with natural ingredients, so slight variations in colour or texture may occur between batches.

This product is intended as a cosmetic oral-care product only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or dental condition.

Hydroxyapatite is a calcium-phosphate mineral that naturally makes up much of our tooth enamel and dentine. That is exactly why we chose it for Pearl Polish.

Research suggests hydroxyapatite in oral-care products may:

• deposit minerals onto the tooth surface
• help fill microscopic irregularities in enamel
• support the remineralisation of early weakened areas
• help protect enamel from further mineral loss
• block exposed dentinal tubules, which may reduce sensitivity
• leave the surface of the teeth feeling smoother and more polished

Some clinical studies have found hydroxyapatite toothpaste performed comparably with fluoride toothpaste for certain remineralisation and cavity-prevention outcomes, while studies on sensitivity have also reported promising results. However, the wider evidence is still developing, and not every review considers it conclusive.

WHY DO WE USE IT IN OUR PEARL POLISH? 
Because Pearl Polish was never going to be another jar of abrasive powder pretending to be revolutionary. Hydroxyapatite gives the formula purpose. It is a tooth-compatible mineral chosen to do more than simply scrub the surface. Its structure closely resembles the mineral naturally present in teeth, so it may adhere to enamel and settle into tiny imperfections during brushing.

The result?
A sophisticated mineral polish designed to cleanse, smooth and refresh, while supporting the tooth surface as part of a consistent oral-care ritual.
No outrageous promises.
No miracle claims.
Just one seriously clever mineral doing what it may do best. Hydroxyapatite is a tooth-compatible mineral that may help support enamel remineralisation, smooth the tooth surface and reduce sensitivity by depositing minerals into microscopic irregularities and exposed dentinal tubules.