Red Wine, White Teeth
Here at Bottlenotes, we know the virtues of wine. However, red wine has one irrefutably negative consequence: call it wine teeth — the distinct purple tint your teeth and lips develop after an evening of sipping a good glass of red. It's natural to want to crack a big smile after enjoying a bottle of wine, but unless you want to be remembered for your eggplant-tone enamel, once the camera comes out, you have to trade in smiles for smeyes.
Fortunately, Wine Erase offers a quick fix. Packaged individually like moist towelettes, Wine Erase is a portable crisis kit for the wine party crowd. Admittedly, the wipes have a slightly odd taste: a touch salty and somewhat medicinal. The taste fades almost instantly, though, while the wipes leave your teeth surprisingly clean.
With Wine Erase, you can erase the short-term evidence of an evening of red wine drinking. Although it's not as easy, some Advil and a long run might erase the rest.
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