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Remo Brush Organic Miswak Twig

Remo Brush Organic Miswak Twig

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The natural way to care for your smile — one organic twig, no plastic, no water, no toothpaste.

Highlights

✓ Organic stick, sustainably sourced from the Arak tree in Pakistan
✓ Naturally supports fresh breath and clean teeth
✓ Gentle on enamel and gums
✓ Eco-friendly, plastic-free alternative
✓ Compact and travel-friendly — no water or toothpaste needed

Our organic miswak stick is sustainably sourced from the Arak tree in Pakistan — a tradition trusted for over 1,400 years. It is the raw twig rather than a manufactured brush: you chew one end open and the fibers become the bristles. If you would rather have miswak in a conventional brush shape, the RemoBrush bamboo toothbrush carries miswak bristles on a bamboo handle. The two work well together: wet the RemoBrush to activate the miswak bristles, brush normally to remove plaque and buildup, then follow with the miswak stick for a natural polish and lasting freshness.

How to use

  1. Peel or cut a small bit off one end.
  2. Chew gently until the fibers spread like a brush. (Miswak has a sharp taste — that's normal.)
  3. Brush your teeth with the natural bristles in a circular motion.
  4. Rinse and dry the stick after each use.
  5. Trim the used tip every few days to keep it fresh.
One organic miswak stick, sustainably sourced from the Arak tree in Pakistan. Rinse and dry after each use; trim the used tip every few days. The maker does not publish the stick's length or diameter, does not describe the packaging, and names no certifying body behind the word organic — contact us if you need any of that confirmed before ordering. Miswak is a traditional oral-care practice, not a substitute for brushing advice from your dentist.
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