Gaia Guy Toothbrush

Boar bristles tend to be firmer than the soft nylon bristles found on most conventional toothbrushes. If you have sensitive gums, you may find them slightly more abrasive, so it is best to use a gentle brushing technique.

Because the handle is made of 100% bamboo, you can compost it in your home compost bin or garden. Before composting, remove the boar bristles with pliers, as they are natural but often require a different decomposition process than the wood handle.

Bamboo is naturally resistant to water, but it is still a porous, organic material. To prevent mold or mildew, always rinse the handle thoroughly after use and store it in a dry, well-ventilated area rather than a closed cup.

Yes, the silk floss is fully biodegradable and compostable. Unlike traditional plastic-based floss, it will break down naturally after disposal.

You should replace your bamboo toothbrush every three months, just as you would with a plastic one. The bristles will naturally fray and lose their effectiveness over time with regular use.