100% natural Siwak

Also known as miswak, araq stick or souek, siwak is the root of a shrub found in the Middle East. Its use dates back to the dawn of time. Then Islam brought it to light, and more particularly the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. Discover the benefits of this natural toothbrush , whose merits were praised by the Messenger of Allah.

Do you know what a siwak stick is?

This natural product comes from a small tree known as Salvadora persica. To extract siwak, you need to reach the tree's roots by digging into the ground. In this way, you can harvest fairly thin but sturdy sticks.

Once the roots have been reached, the sticks are methodically cut and re-cut into 10 cm sticks. They are then cleaned. Finally, they are packaged in airtight bags to make them practical and prolong their life.

Siwak is mainly used by Muslims, who are well aware of its invaluable benefits. In India, too, this natural product is widely used, as in the Maghreb, Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.

This accessory is a real must-have for oral hygiene. In fact, theWHO recommended its use as long ago as 1986, before reiterating its recommendation in 2000. What's more, an American study conducted in 2003 proves the siwek's effectiveness over a conventional toothbrush.

Aesthetically, miswak takes the form of a stem. It is surrounded by a thin bark that protects the inside from microbes. The many fibers also present act as "toothbrush bristles". They contain substances essential for oral hygiene.

The benefits of this natural toothbrush in a nutshell

Use siwak to brush your teeth, and enjoy its many benefits. We recommend regular use of this 100% natural product.

Just like charcoal , siwak is designed to improve oral health ! As well as being an eco-friendly toothbrush, this product is also economical. Brush your teeth with siwek to :

Fight plaque.

Mineral salts strengthen tooth enamel.

Strengthen gums and prevent bleeding.

Give your teeth a certain shine, as well as making them white.

Benefit from its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory action.

Fight bad breath.

Aids digestion.

Prevent cavities.

And much, much more.

In addition to the aforementioned benefits, siwak offers incredible value for money. It's a natural product that's both economical and very inexpensive. What's more, you don't need to buy toothpaste to use it. Practical, you might say!

Once you've used up the tip of your siwak, simply cut it off and use it again.

Instructions for use

Simply peel off 1 to 2 cm of bark to reach the fibers. Then chew the fibers to make the filaments supple, like a conventional toothbrush.

Siwak has a pungent, spicy taste. While some people may be bothered by this, it's worth remembering that it's not at all harmful to health.