*The Humble Co - Dental Floss and Cotton Swabs

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    *I received these products for free but the opinions are my own.

I don't know about you but one of the first things that my dentist asks me when I visit them is if I floss, so its something I try to do in my daily routine (most of the time anyway). The Humble Co Dental Floss* comes in a variety of flavours - Mint, lemon and cinnamon and even has a charcoal version as well. It can be purchased from Holland and Barrett for £2.99 or from The Humble Co for €3.99. It is eco-friendly and socially responsible as it has eliminated the need for a plastic case as the packaging it comes in becomes the floss dispenser which is great. It is 50 metres long so lasts a decent amount of time.  There is as many as 700 million plastic floss containers discarded each year so any change in our habits, however small, can start making a difference if we all do it.
The Humble Co - Dental Floss and Cotton Swabs
I also tried out the Bamboo Cotton Swabs* which are made from 100% sustainably grown bamboo with naturally coloured cotton.   They are just as good as the plastic versions that I have used previously, but way better for the environment.  They are vegan and cruelty free as well. One pack contains 100 swabs and they are available at Holland and Barrett for £1.99 or The Humble Co for €2.49.

The Humble Co. was established in 2013 and is based in Sweden. This company was founded by a dentist to design and develop eco-friendly dental products which offer an alternative to the regular plastic products that most of us use. Every Humble purchase goes towards funding projects for the benefit of children in need. You can read more about the companies philosophy here.

I really like this brand and you can read another review I have done here.

Leigh💜

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