Quick answer
Choose the Color Correcting Foam Rinse if your main goal is to brighten yellow-toned teeth; choose the Breath Restore Oral Rinse if you want to eliminate bad breath for up to 12 hours. If you care about both, you can use them in the same routine.
What each rinse is designed to do
The Color Correcting Foam Rinse uses purple color-correcting technology to offset the yellow hues that make teeth look dull. It’s a brightening step, not a deep-cleaning antiseptic rinse.
The Breath Restore Oral Rinse targets the actual causes of bad breath: germs, bacteria, and sulfur molecules. It doesn’t claim to whiten teeth, but it helps maintain a clean, fresh oral environment.
The trade-off: brightening vs. breath control
The trade-off is simple: you can’t get maximum brightening and maximum odor control from the same formula. The Color Correcting Foam Rinse focuses on surface color, while Breath Restore focuses on the bacteria that cause bad breath.
If your teeth are yellow but your breath is fine, the foam rinse is the better pick. If you’re self-conscious about breath but your teeth are already white, Breath Restore is the clear winner.
How to choose between them
- Choose Color Correcting Foam Rinse if...: Your main concern is yellow-toned teeth and you want a rinse that visibly brightens your smile over time. Pair it with your regular whitening gel for extra brightening.
- Choose Breath Restore Oral Rinse if...: You struggle with bad breath that returns quickly and you want a rinse that targets the cause, not just the smell. Use it after meals or before important events for long-lasting freshness.
- Use both if...: You want both brightening and breath protection. Use them at different times (for example, foam rinse in the morning, Breath Restore at night) to get both benefits. Check the instructions for each product to avoid over-rinsing.
Product facts at a glance
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Color Correcting Foam Rinse (90D): Uses purple color-correcting technology to neutralize yellow hues in teeth, similar to purple shampoo for blonde hair. This makes it a targeted brightening rinse for anyone whose teeth look yellow or dull.
Color Correcting Foam Rinse (90D)
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Breath Restore Oral Rinse (Intro Size): Contains a complex of zinc, stabilized chlorine dioxide, and baking soda to target the germs and sulfur molecules that cause bad breath. It goes beyond masking odors, eliminating bad breath at the source for up to 12 hours per use.
Breath Restore Oral Rinse (Intro Size)
Which rinse fits you?
Best for
- People with yellow-toned teeth who want a brightening rinse
- People who want fresh breath that lasts up to 12 hours
Not for
- People who want a single rinse that does both brightening and breath control (choose one or use both)
- People who prefer a traditional antiseptic mouthwash over color-correcting technology
