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Moroccan Siwak
Moroccan Siwak
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Description
A natural oral care ritual used for generations.
Made from the Salvadora persica tree, Siwak provides a simple, plant-based way to cleanse the teeth, refresh the mouth, and support everyday oral hygiene.
More than a toothbrush, it is a timeless practice rooted in tradition and simplicity.
Benefits:
Natural Cleansing
The fibrous texture helps gently remove food particles and surface buildup from teeth.
Freshens Breath
Helps leave the mouth feeling clean and refreshed throughout the day.
Supports Gum Care
Gentle brushing action helps massage the gums and support a healthy oral care routine.
Perfect for Travel
Compact, plastic-free, and easy to use wherever you go.
How to Use
Siwak Bark
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Soak the end of the Siwak until softened.
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Gently chew or peel back the outer layer to expose the natural fibres.
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Brush teeth and gums gently, then rinse after use.
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Trim the used fibres regularly to keep it fresh.
Siwak Stick
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Trim the outer bark to reveal the inner fibres.
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Chew the end gently until soft and brush-like.
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Use the fibres to gently clean teeth and gums.
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Store in a dry, clean place between uses.
Tips & care
- Trim the used fibres regularly for freshness.
- Replace when the fibres become worn.
- Store in a dry place after use.
A Traditional Moroccan Oral Care Ritual
For centuries, Siwak has been valued as a simple and natural way to care for the mouth. Combining tradition, convenience, and plant-based cleansing, it offers a mindful alternative for those seeking a more natural oral care routine.
First swak stick I’ve used and it feels so refreshing
It does whiten your teeth but it stains your gums, lips and fingers. So your lips and gums may be yellow for a day or two but it’s easy to remove. However, the stains on my fingers are still there 😩 I googled that stains from a walnut tree are difficult to remove and the colour won’t come out until the skin has been replaced lol. My fingers are still stained but not as bad, it’s been two weeks since I used it.
I now use clingfilm around my fingers when I use this so I don’t get any stains. It helps a lot! Or you can use gloves.
But I do recommend this as it makes your teeth white
Hi, unwrapped the the packaging for the miswak sticks and there’s nothing inside, just some dried stems? Could I please know why? after waiting the longest time to revive my order, and sending a couple emails to prompt the company to actually send out my order. Great products but the list rubbish service I’ve come across with no communication. This is not the sunnah way to do business, so disappointing
Dear M,
Thank you for reaching out. I’d like to clarify the situation with your Moroccan Swak order.
It appears there’s been a misunderstanding. The Moroccan Swak you received is indeed the bark. To use it properly, you need to break a small piece off the bark; it’s not intended to be unwrapped entirely and there is no swak stick inside. The Swak sticks are a different product entirely and were only introduced in our new collection last week. Since they were not available at the time of your order, they would not have been an option for you.
The option you selected, and the only one available at that time, was the Swak bark. You can find information on how to use the bark on our website. I hope this helps and I appreciate your patince immensly!
If you have further questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to contact me.
Jazak'Allahu kheir,
InayaMorocco Customer Support