Humble Brush kids - PROUD, ultra-soft

Yes! Our bamboo and plant-based toothbrushes have the same quality and functionality as traditional toothbrushes, all while reducing plastic waste and promoting an eco-conscious future. Just as with traditional toothbrushes, it is recommended to replace your toothbrush every three months or after being sick.

Our Bamboo Toothbrush has a handle made of 100% eco-friendly and biodegradable bamboo and a natural wax cover to meet the highest hygienic standards.

Our Plant-based Toothbrush has a handle made of 45% plant-based materials (using wheat starch as the main ingredient) and polypropylene (PP).

The bristles on our toothbrushes are made of BPA-free Nylon made with 65% plant-based materials derived from castor beans. Nylon currently offers the best combination of quality and hygiene for our products, since we strive to use as natural and sustainable materials as possible. As a cruelty-free and vegan company, we are committed to never using animal-derived materials such as silk or pig hair on our toothbrushes or any other products.

Our Humble Brush with sensitive bristles is extra soft with tapered bristles to care for your sensitive teeth and gums. Check out our sensitive toothbrushes here.

Unfortunately, we don't sell separate heads (yet). However, you can still contribute to less environmental impact and save money if you are looking for an eco-conscious alternative when buying a new set of replaceable toothbrush heads (with a new handle) rather than buying toothbrushes separately.

The box is made of cardboard, and the inside bag is made of 90% paper and 10% cellulose to meet hygienic standards. You will find disposal instructions for all product packaging under the specific product pages here.

Bamboo: Use a pair of pliers to remove the bristles from the head of the toothbrush. Once the handle is free of bristles, it can be disposed of in a composting bin. The bristles are very small and curbside recycling may not work. We recommend that you dispose of the bristles with your household waste or contact your local recycling facility to see if there’s a solution for recycling the bristles.

Plant-based: In most countries, toothbrushes (of any material) are not recyclable in the curbside recycling system. We recommend checking with your local recycling facility to see if they have a solution for PLA/PP-mixed materials.