I was in the middle of a video where it was requested that I use a white background and make my makeup as pale as possible. This combination, plus my bright photography lighting, made it appear as if I had very yellow teeth, which wasn't true. So, in an attempt to help the situation out, I decided to do a quick 20 minute teeth whitening session. Since my camera was already set up for the other video, I decided to use my phone video capture feature for this video. I show off my teeth pre-whitening to model off what I mean about appearing yellow-ish on camera. Then, I pull out the star of...

I was in the middle of a video where it was requested that I use a white background and make my makeup as pale as possible. This combination, plus my bright photography lighting, made it appear as if I had very yellow teeth, which wasn't true. So, in an attempt to help the situation out, I decided to do a quick 20 minute teeth whitening session. Since my camera was already set up for the other video, I decided to use my phone video capture feature for this video. I show off my teeth pre-whitening to model off what I mean about appearing yellow-ish on camera. Then, I pull out the star of this show, my invisalign. I prefer to use this retainer set for any teeth whitening because they conform perfectly to my teeth, meaning the whitening product is more evenly dispersed across the surface of my teeth. I put a little drop of product in each tooth print on the invisalign and pop the set into my mouth. I give a big smile to model off what it all looks like inside of my mouth and say I'll be back once the time is up! After 20 minutes, I return to show you the end result. I pop out each invisalign and use a toothbrush to scrub any lingering product on my teeth away, spitting it into a bowl and rinsing my mouth. I follow this with brushing out the invisalign. Finally, I show off the end result to you. What do you think? Does it seem to have worked? I mean, I sure hope so!