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The Copper Tongue Scraper

A simple ritual, twice a day, for a cleaner tongue, fresher breath, and brighter taste.

How to Tongue Scrape

Sixty seconds, start to finish.

Hold the scraper with both hands, one hand on each end.

Stick your tongue out and rest the curve toward the back of your tongue.

Press gently and pull forward to the tip in one smooth stroke.

Rinse the scraper under warm water.

Repeat five to seven times until your tongue feels fresh.

Twice a day is the whole routine.

Scrape before you eat or drink, while your tongue is still coated from the night.

Scrape once more at night so your mouth starts every morning fresh.

Your toothbrush only reaches half of your mouth.

Each stroke clears away the bacteria and buildup that collect on your tongue overnight and through the day.

A clean tongue keeps your breath noticeably fresher from morning to night.

With a clean surface, your taste buds shine and every meal tastes the way it should.

Copper has been the material of choice for tongue scraping for centuries.

Copper naturally resists bacteria on its surface, so your scraper stays fresher between uses.

One solid piece of copper. No coatings, no plastic, and nothing to replace.

Copper deepens in tone over time, and a quick polish brings back its warm shine.

Ten seconds of care keeps it beautiful for years.

Rinse with warm water and dry with a soft cloth after each use.

Rub gently with lemon and salt to lift any tarnish, then rinse and dry.