Plastic-free oral care
Bamboo handle, natural boar bristle, composts whole. The easy swap for the one thing your family uses twice a day, every day.
Raw is what it's made of. Restore is what it does.
Why bamboo
An organic bamboo handle, smooth in the hand. It grew in soil, and it goes back to it.
Natural boar or horse hair instead of nylon — so nothing synthetic sheds while you brush.
When it's worn out, the whole brush goes in the garden. Nothing to separate, nothing left behind.
We tell you exactly what it's made of — including the parts other brands leave in the footnotes.
The difference
The plastic problem
Every plastic toothbrush sheds nylon as it wears — in your mouth, twice a day, every day. Those particles don't leave.
They're turning up in human brains, lungs and hearts. We can't fix all of it. But we can take the plastic out of one thing you use every single day.
See the problem →Good to know
No — boar bristle is natural animal fibre, which is exactly what makes the brush fully compostable. It isn't a vegan product, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Boar is firmer, horse is softer. Both are 100% natural and compostable — pick by feel.
Rinse after brushing and stand it upright to air-dry. Swap it out every few months, then compost the whole thing.
It's an ordinary toothbrush, simply made from natural materials instead of plastic. We describe what it's made of and how it breaks down — we don't make health or medical claims.
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