Can black toothpaste wash the face and what are the benefits of black toothpaste?

No toothpaste should be applied to the face.

Although toothpaste can make teeth white, it is very unsuitable for use on the face, it will dry the face with pimples, and the chemical components in it will also have the possibility of burning**, and finally leave a dark scar.

Anything else that can't be applied to the face:

Lemon: Lemon juice is highly acidic, with a pH of 2, just as sucking a lemon can destroy the enamel on your teeth, if you use a pure lemon directly on it, it will be strongly affected and disrupt the balance.

It seems that it can, but I heard others say that washing your face with toothpaste is indeed cool, but it is not good for **. First, the alkalinity of toothpaste is too great, which will dry out, and sensitive people are also prone to allergies. Second, if a person with acne on the face uses it, it is difficult to get rid of the acne scar.

Thirdly, toothpaste washing your face can cause acne to grow. This is due to the result of chloride stimulation ** contained in toothpaste**, to make it clear, chloride itself will not directly cause acne, but it will irritate **, when ** is stimulated, it will thicken, if the thickened dead skin can not fall off, it will clog the pores, and acne will come out. If your acne is often found on the chin, you can pay attention to it. Satisfied.

OK. It's better for blacks to decontaminate, mint. If it's a white toothpaste, it's even more powerful.

In contrast, Colgate is milder. I didn't use facial cleanser before, so I washed my face with toothpaste, and my face was very oily in summer. Now I can only go on a business trip without facial cleanser.

However, it is recommended to use a facial cleanser or cleanser, be more professional.

Hello, toothpaste is toothpaste, wash your face with facial cleanser or soap. I've only heard that toothpaste can be applied to burned areas, or to get rid of acne. But I have never heard that toothpaste can wash your face, I suggest that you still don't use it indiscriminately, toothpaste is still used to brush your teeth, if you are allergic, it is not cost-effective Oh I hope it will help you Choose me.

No, if you have blackheads, you can use a white frosted toothpaste and apply it around your nose.

Of course not. It can cause clogged pores, acne, pimples, and more.

Hello, toothpaste is for brushing teeth, it is not recommended to wash your face, thank you.

Take Black Double Mint Strengthening Enamel Toothpaste, for example:

1. The multi-effect care formula brings fresh breath and multiple effects: reducing plaque, strengthening teeth, maintaining healthy gums, effectively reducing the growth of oral bacteria, anti-cavity protection, reaching between teeth, deep cleaning and whitening teeth.

2. Contains vitamin E and a variety of minerals.

3. Contains spearmint and peppermint extract.

4. Fluoride helps to strengthen teeth and prevent tooth decay.