Dental Pumice Powder, 1 lb Bag - Multi-Purpose Abrasive for Cleaning, Polishing, Beauty Products, Dental Lab Work, and Rock Tumbling (Medium)

I’m a little fixated on keeping my teeth clean. I added a tiny sprinkle of this product to my toothpaste and HOLY COW does it do the trick.*Absolutely flavorless*Completely rinses out of my toothbrush*Left no grittiness after a good rinsing*My fangs are sparklingly cleanExcellent product.

I use this pumice mixed with other products to make a sanding paste for bowl turning.It is a little courser complementing my finer paste that is use diatomaceous in.

This works great on teeth, just put regular tooth paste on and wet it, dip into pumice powder and brush away! Not recommended to use daily, but once a week is great. Just like getting your teeth cleaned, whitens and cleans like no other.

I will probably get the large grit next time, but it worked for our face scrub

I have sticky skin cells that don't shed easily. Once a week I have to soak in a bath and vigorously scrub or scrap to remove that layer and keep the chicken skin at bay. I have been using a fine pumice stone, but it has edges on it and I end up scraping my skin here and there. Now I mix whatever cleaning agent I am going to use (usually cleansing oil or Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser) with the pumice beforehand and afterward, my skin is beautifully polished and smooth! I couldn't believe how bright my face looked after using this just once!! Also, I used it once on my teeth and they are so smooth and white! I plan on repeating this on my teeth every 2 months or so. I am really in love with this stuff. :)

I thought this would be a little thicker grit to use for exfoliating (since it says medium grit), but it’s a very fine powder. Will try to use but not what I was looking for.

I bought this because I had some stubborn stains on the inside of my teeth that no amount of scrubbing could dislodge. I had t wait for a dental cleaning to budge those stains and by that time, it was embarrassing (though my hygenist never makes me feel that way, just my own vanity). Anyway, I use an organic toothpaste with no grit whatsoever and the baking soda and peroxide I used in conjunction were not having he desired effect. When the dentist took out some pumice to polish my teeth in office, I immediately asied about it. I went home, looked it up and ordered some. Totally worth it. It works so much better than baking soda and the grittiness makes me feel like my teeth are really clean. It's a naturally derived product so no junk ingredients either.

I bought this as an aggregate for washing my hands from grease/oil/etc. At first I was not sure it would do what I intended... it’s perfect. Not to gritty to agitate my skin but enough to get the job done.