Tooth whitening applicator inspired by make-up packaging

A lipgloss pack for a tooth whitening formula allows consumers to integrate application of the product into their daily routine.

Featuring a simple design, the white bottle and cap come with a brush, which is used to “paint” the formula onto the teeth.
Featuring a simple design, the white bottle and cap come with a brush, which is used to “paint” the formula onto the teeth.

U.K. startup company TINT says it is among the first to provide a simple, effective solution for teeth whitening by integrating it into the consumer’s daily make-up routine, using a lipgloss pack from Quadpack.

Unlike other solutions on the market, TINT Instant Bright Teeth Tooth Paint is entirely peroxide-free. The brush-on tooth paint whitens and protects your teeth at the same time. Mark Curry, Managing Director of the brand, explains, “It’s like make-up for your teeth. And that is why we turned to make-up to look for a packaging solution, involving Quadpack early in the process.”

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