Brushing and flossing are two of the best things you can do for maintaining great oral hygiene and are well-known all over the world. However, it’s not unusual to have asked yourself at some point: Should I brush or floss first? You might have tho...

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  Despite the fact that it’s a holiday we use as an extra reason to express our love to that special someone, Valentine’s Day itself is not so full of love for the planet. Glitter coated and plastic laminated cards sent all over the world, along ...

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                      It’s almost the start of a new year and needless to say we’re all looking forward to leaving 2020 behind. We’re all hoping for a better tomorrow, but what about a better whole new year? To make that happen, it’s our responsib...

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    Vegan, natural, cruelty-free – the buzz-phrases that we all hear about when it comes to our most used products. From beauty products to toiletries, it has become second nature to us to always seek the healthiest options we can, prefera...

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We at The Humble Co. offer the highest quality toothbrushes without losing sight of our values for sustainability and making the world a better place.

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This year's Earth Overshoot Day fell on *insert date*. In line with trends over the past 20 years, humanity has reached Earth Overshoot Day earlier than ever before. What is Earth Overshoot Day? Earth Overshoot Day, previously known as Ecological...

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Bad breath, also known as oral malodor or halitosis, is a very common and treatable condition for many adults. Most cases of bad breath are usually caused by poor dental hygiene and originate from the gums and tongue where bits of food can get ca...

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On April 22, 1970, America celebrated its first Earth Day. It helped create more public awareness of the issues facing our planet. While we have made great strides in combating some of these issues in the last 50 years, there is still much t...

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Most of us have experienced sensitive teeth at one point or another and it can go from a minor annoyance to a big problem pretty quickly. It can be caused by periodontal (gum) disease, tooth decay and exposure of roots at the gumline, aggressive t...

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If you love a glass of red wine or a nice cup of tea in the evening, you are probably familiar with the effects that these beverages have on your teeth. There are certain foods and beverages that are culprits for teeth staining or discoloration. ...

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