Beverly Hills Formula Perfect White & Perfect White Black Toothpaste Review

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I am always on the lookout for products that help my teeth look whiter, so I was really pleased to be sent Beverly Hills Formula Perfect White* and Perfect White Black toothpaste* to try out. I don't have bad teeth as I have always (reluctantly) gone to the dentist on a regular basis (to be fair my dentist is really nice) but my teeth could always look a bit whiter that's for sure.  
Beverly Hills Formula Perfect White & Perfect White Black
Beverly Hills Formula Perfect White Toothpaste* is £5.99 for 100ml but is currently half price at Superdrug.  This toothpaste is pale blue with darker blue flecks in it.  It tastes nice and minty and isn't abrasive on your teeth so you can use it 2-3 times a day.    I have found after using this toothpaste that I have no stains on my teeth. I don't drink coffee or tea ,but I do drink a lot of fizzy drinks so it is a good product to keep teeth whiter. 

Beverly Hills Formula Perfect White Black Toothpaste* is £4.99 for 100ml, but is currently on offer for £2.48 at Superdrug.    This seems to do the same as the Perfect White Toothpaste, but also helps combat bad breath.    It tastes minty and isn't abrasive on your teeth, but unlike most toothpastes this one is black (which you would expect with the name).  It has activated charcoal included in it which does seem to be the on trend ingredient at the moment in the beauty industry.   Again this works well and I don't have any stains on my teeth.  No one has mentioned to me that I have bad breath, but it is my go to toothpaste when I have had meals with garlic in them just in case.

Leigh

*I was sent these products to review, but the opinions are my own.

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