COLGATEMax White LED Teeth Whitening Kit with 2 Overnight Wands

I haven’t used an LED teeth whitening device before, so I was a bit cautious at first. However, this Colgate Max White LED kit came with everything I needed to get started, and it’s comfortable to use in the mouth. While the LED device and serums are easy to apply, I noticed that it takes some time for the results to fully show up. I recommend taking a good daylight photo before starting the treatment so you can really see the improvement over time. Overall, a good kit for those looking to brighten their smile gradually.

I decided to try this Colgate Max White LED kit, and I've used it for the full 10 days as instructed. The whole 'reverses up to 20 years of stains' thing sounded a bit too good to be true, but I was curious!The kit comes with the LED device and two serum pens. The new precision applicator is actually pretty good – it's easy to get the serum where you want it on your teeth without making a mess. The LED mouthpiece is comfortable enough to wear for the 10 minutes each day.Did it reverse 20 years of coffee and the occasional red wine? Probably not quite that much! However, I definitely noticed a difference in the brightness of my teeth. They look noticeably whiter, maybe a few shades lighter than before I started.It's not a dramatic, instant Hollywood smile, but it's a gradual improvement that feels more natural. Plus, it was pretty easy to fit into my daily routine. If you're looking for a noticeable whitening at home without the hefty price tag of professional treatments, this could be worth a try.

This is a Colgate Max White LED Kit which comes with 2 Whitening wands and at the time of review this is priced at £79.99.This set from colgate is one that I have been wanting to try after seeing adverts about it and the fact it is made by colgate gave me hope that this one would actually work as I have tried other's that didn't really make a difference so I was looking forward to trying this one. It comes boxed with plenty of information and shows what you get inside. You get the Whitening device as well as a protector which is a nice addition to keep it clean and protected, USB cable, adapter and 2 whitening serums which look like a lip gloss type tube and small brush on the end.The instructions on how to use this seem to be clearer on the description online than the instructions inside the book as it seemed to hint that you would leave it on overnight however on line it says to brush the teeth after whitening so that could have been a bit clearer but overall this is fairly straight forward you just need to do your best to keep the teeth dry whilst using this which is not as easy as it sounds.You paint the serum on dry teeth then you need to have the device in your mouth for 10 mins which I think is a decent amount of time to not feel uncomfortable and makes this an easy part of the day to fit in to your routine. Once you have managed this you brush your teeth and you are done for the day. It instructs you to use this everyday for 2 weeks before seeing results so it is one which is gradual and won't work miracles after a couple of uses but I like that it is gradual as you can stop using when you reach your required colour and it's not as much of a bright white shock to see.Overall I think this is a good product which does give results if you are willing to be patient and use it as it says.

Colgate Max White. A promise of a certain kind of perfection, a brightening. One might say, a restoration. Or, perhaps, a subtle alteration.The LED device, a pale, almost translucent crescent, seemed to hum with a quiet, contained energy. A gentle light, not unlike the fading glow of a summer evening. It spoke of a delicate process, a careful adjustment. Not a stark, sudden change, but a gradual, almost imperceptible shift.The accompanying tubes, slender and precise, resembled tools for a delicate task. They held the essence of the process, the catalyst for the transformation. One applied them, following the instructions, a ritual of sorts. A daily routine, a small act of self-care, or perhaps, a pursuit of an ideal.The result, they claimed, was a whiter smile. A subtle difference, a brightening of the surface. But what, one wondered, lay beneath? What stories were hidden behind the newly illuminated facade? Were they stories of joy, of laughter, or of something else entirely? Perhaps, a quiet melancholy, a sense of loss, or the weight of unspoken words.The act of whitening, then, became a metaphor. A striving for a certain kind of surface perfection, a desire to present a particular image to the world. But the true essence of a person, the depth of their experiences, the complexities of their emotions, remained hidden, untouched by the gentle light.The Colgate Max White kit, in its quiet way, spoke of the human desire for improvement, for a sense of control over one's own image. But it also hinted at the limitations of such efforts, the inherent fragility of surface appearances. The true story, as always, lay beneath, in the unspoken depths of the human heart.