Re:Brush Whitening & Brightening Toothpaste Kit

• Two-step Korean teeth-whitening system
• Helps remove and improve the appearance of surface stains
• Particularly useful for discoloration associated with coffee, tea, and other external staining
• Contains hydrogen peroxide for whitening
• Hydroxyapatite supports the tooth surface
• 1,000 ppm fluoride helps protect against cavities
• Potassium nitrate helps address tooth sensitivity
• Helps teeth appear cleaner and brighter
• Step 2 features a convenient silicone applicator tip
• Made in South Korea 

Hydrogen Peroxide — Whitening Formula

The key whitening ingredient in Step 1. Hydrogen peroxide is used in dental whitening products to help break down certain tooth discoloration compounds. Re:Brush

Hydroxyapatite

Included in both formulas as an enamel-care ingredient. It is a mineral closely related to the mineral composition of tooth enamel and is used in oral-care products for remineralization-focused care. Re:Brush

Titanium Dioxide

Included in the whitening formula and contributes to the product's brightening/appearance-focused formulation. Re:Brush

Sodium Monofluorophosphate — 1,000 ppm Fluoride

The Brightening Intense Formula contains fluoride to help strengthen teeth and reduce the risk of cavities. The Taiwan product information specifies 1,000 ppm fluoride. Re:Brush

Potassium Nitrate

A key ingredient in the Step 2 formula for sensitivity-focused oral care, helping reduce discomfort associated with sensitive teeth. Re:Brush

Xylitol

A sugar alcohol commonly used in oral-care formulas for sweetness and tooth-friendly formulation.

Sodium Metaphosphate

Included in the whitening formula as part of the cleansing and stain-care system.

Step 1 — Whitening Formula

• Apply an appropriate amount to a soft-bristled toothbrush.
• Brush gently and thoroughly.
• Rinse after brushing.

Step 2 — Brightening Intense Formula

Follow with the Brightening Intense toothpaste as directed.

For the toothpaste product, available retail instructions recommend brushing 2–3 minutes, twice daily.

A good option for customers concerned with:

• Yellow or dull-looking teeth
• Coffee stains
• Tea stains
• Surface discoloration
• Maintaining a brighter smile
• Customers who want whitening plus sensitivity support
• Customers wanting an at-home Korean oral-care system

Customers with significant tooth sensitivity, gum disease, mouth sores, damaged teeth, untreated cavities, dental restorations, or ongoing dental treatment should ask their dentist whether a whitening product is appropriate for them.

Whitening products also primarily affect natural tooth structure. Crowns, veneers, bonding, and fillings generally won't whiten in the same way as natural teeth, which can sometimes create a shade mismatch.

Stop using it and seek dental advice if it causes significant or persistent tooth sensitivity or gum irritation.