"Nearly every plastic toothbrush ever made still exists somewhere."
During beach cleanups, I kept finding the same everyday objects: bottle tops, flossers, and toothbrushes.
Items used for only A few months can remain in our environment for generations. I knew oral care could be better. Not perfect overnight, but more thoughtful, more honest and kinder by design.
— Chrismarié Barnardt
When everything changed, a new idea took root.
When the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown restrictions left me unable to continue my clinical work, I found myself in a small Overberg town with time to think about what could come next.
I began sketching a different kind of oral care brand — one grounded in clinical knowledge, thoughtful design and a genuine desire to reduce plastic waste.
Look Closer
What we throw away
doesn't simply disappear.
It started with a Question
Can brushing your teeth be better for you — and the planet?
As an oral hygienist, I spent years helping people look after their teeth and gums. But I couldn’t ignore the environmental cost of the everyday products we use.
Every plastic toothbrush ever made still exists somewhere.
