You finally gain the courage and approach him. The butterflies in your stomach don't hold you back, and your voice trembles, "Hello."
He says, "Hi."
All of sudden, you feel like you're about to faint. Not because you're talking to the best looking guy at the bar, but because ... it stinks!
Phew! His breath could make you collapse to the ground. You wouldn't kiss this guy if someone gave you money to do so. You hold your head high and graciously (and quickly) walk away.
After this traumatic experience, you want to be sure that your breath is always kissable.
Keep your breath smelling fresh with these simple tips from Dental Hygienist, Corsondra Haskel:
"Brush your tongue and teeth twice a day. Turn your toothbrush sideways to brush your tongue. You can use a tongue brush, but you can accomplish the same thing by using your toothbrush. You also can rinse with Listerine after brushing, sip water with mint, and try breath herbs such as peppermint, spearmint or cloves."
Not only does toothpaste keep your breath fresh, but here are 4 other functions it serves:
