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Description
BODY MAGIC White Coat Pearl White — Tooth Manicure with Remover
Overview
Nail polish, for teeth. A fast-drying pearl-white coating that you paint onto the front of the teeth and that covers surface yellowing or dull patches in under a minute — for a wedding, a shoot, a stage, a date, or any morning when you need the smile to photograph well today. The set includes both pens: the coating and the remover, so an uneven stroke can be wiped and redone.
Be clear about what you are buying. This is temporary, same-day, cosmetic cover. It sits on top of the enamel as a thin shellac-and-rosin film; it does not change the colour of the tooth and it is not designed to survive a meal or brushing. That is the point of it, not a flaw in it — you reapply it for the next occasion. If what you want is a routine rather than an event, our Japanese oral care range has cleansing pens instead; see also Japanese health products.
Key Benefits
- ✓ Covers in seconds, not weeks — paint it on before you leave and the result is there immediately
- ✓ Coating and remover both included — an uneven stroke can be lifted and redone without waiting for a second product
- ✓ A soft pearl white, not a stark one — it is made to read as natural on camera rather than as an obvious block of white
- ✓ Fast-drying ethanol base: sets in about 10–20 seconds, so there is no long wait with your mouth held open
- ✓ Designed to come off — remove it with the remover pen and a normal brush at the end of the day
- ✓ Made in Japan by JDB Network Co., Ltd., the same maker as the BODY MAGIC cleansing pen
- ✓ Authentic Japanese product — ships direct from Japan with tracking
Product Details
| Brand | BODY MAGIC (ボディマジック) |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | JDB Network Co., Ltd. (ジェイディービーネットワーク), Japan |
| Product Name (JP) | ボディマジック ホワイトコート パールホワイト |
| Product Type | Temporary tooth-coating pen with remover pen |
| Shade | Pearl White — a soft pearlescent white, not a stark one |
| Form | Liquid coating with brush applicator |
| Fragrance | Peppermint type |
| Wear Time | A few hours, or until the next meal — designed to be temporary |
| Japanese Classification | 化粧品 (cosmetic) |
| Notable Ingredients | Shellac (insect-derived) and ethanol — see Ingredients |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| JAN Code | Printed on the carton — ask us and we will read it off the box for you |
Who Is This For?
- Anyone with a date in the diary — a wedding, a shoot, a presentation, a performance — who needs the smile to look polished on that specific day
- People already working through a longer cleansing routine who want a one-day cover in between
- Performers and anyone photographed under strong light, where dull patches show more than they do in a mirror
- Not for: daily continuous wear, sleeping in, anyone with a shellac allergy, and anyone avoiding insect-derived ingredients or ethanol — see Ingredients and Cautions
How to Use
- Brush and dry your teeth. The coating needs a clean, dry enamel surface to hold.
- Twist or click the manicure pen until liquid appears at the brush tip.
- Paint a thin, even layer on the front of each tooth you want covered. Keep away from the gum line.
- Wait 10–20 seconds to set, keeping your mouth slightly open so nothing sticks.
- To correct a stroke: put the remover on a cotton swab, lift the coating and reapply. To take it all off: apply the remover, leave 10 seconds, then brush normally.
Frequency: As needed, before an occasion. Not for continuous daily wear, and take it off before bed.
Full Ingredients
Coating: Ethanol, Shellac, Rosin, Mica, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Fragrance (peppermint type), Hydroxyapatite, Sodium Polyphosphate, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Anthemis Nobilis (Roman Chamomile) Flower Extract, Butylene Glycol, Water.
Remover: Ethanol, Water, Fragrance (peppermint type).
If you avoid animal-derived ingredients or alcohol, this product is not for you. Shellac is a resin secreted by the lac insect, so the coating is not vegan, and ethanol is the first ingredient in both pens. The product carries no formal halal certification. Interpretations of shellac and of cosmetic alcohol differ; if this matters to you, the declaration above is the full list and a religious authority is the right person to read it with.
Cautions
- For temporary cosmetic use on teeth only. Do not swallow the coating or the remover.
- Avoid the gums and the inside of the cheeks. Do not apply over broken gum tissue or mouth ulcers.
- Do not use on crowns, veneers or composite fillings. The coating can leave a visible difference and may detach unevenly.
- Contains shellac (insect-derived) and ethanol. Not for anyone with a shellac allergy. No formal halal certification — see Ingredients.
- The coating is temporary and can flake. Remove it before bed; do not sleep with it on.
- Do not eat until it has fully set. Hot drinks shorten wear time.
- Stop using it if irritation occurs and see your dentist.
- Not recommended for children, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical advice.
- Keep out of reach of children. Store away from heat and direct sunlight — the base is alcohol.
- This is a 化粧品 (cosmetic) in Japan. It is a cover, not a treatment, and it does not whiten or repair the tooth.
Package Contents
- 1 × Pearl White manicure pen (the coating)
- 1 × remover pen
- 1 × Japanese-language instruction insert
Shipping & Store Notes
- Ships directly from Japan
- Processing time: 2–6 business days
- Tracking number provided after dispatch
- Import duties and taxes may apply depending on destination country
- Contains ethanol. The quantity is small and within ordinary consumer cosmetic limits, but some carriers restrict alcohol-based liquids on some routes, so we choose a compatible carrier at dispatch
- Opened cosmetics cannot be returned for hygiene and safety reasons
Authenticity Guarantee
Every product at Tsujimoto Market is sourced directly from Japan and verified for authenticity. We never sell fakes or grey-market goods. Each order is carefully packed in Kobe, Japan and dispatched with full tracking.
FAQ
Is this real whitening or just temporary cover?
Temporary cover — like nail polish for teeth. It does not change the colour of your enamel. The film sits on the front surface and gives a pearl-white look for an event. If you eat, drink something hot or staining, or brush firmly, it will wear or come away. For actual lightening of the underlying tooth, only peroxide treatment under dental supervision does that.
How long does the coating last?
Realistically: a few hours, or until the next meal. It is made for photos, events and short appearances rather than all-day wear. Avoiding hot drinks and hard or crunchy food extends it; nothing makes it permanent, and it is not meant to be.
Is it vegan, and is it halal?
No to vegan, and it carries no formal halal certification. The coating contains shellac, a resin secreted by the lac insect, and ethanol is the first ingredient in both pens. Shellac appears widely in food glazes and pharmaceutical coatings and interpretations of it differ, as do interpretations of cosmetic alcohol. The full declaration is in the Ingredients section so you can take it to whoever you would normally ask.
Will it stick to my crowns or veneers?
It can stick, but the result is usually uneven, because dental work has a different surface from natural enamel. Expect a visible difference in shade or finish. The practical advice is to skip any tooth with a crown, veneer or composite filling and coat the natural ones around it — then check in daylight before you leave.
Can I post it on, or fly with it?
It is alcohol-based, so some carriers restrict it on some routes. The quantity is small and within ordinary limits for consumer cosmetics; we pick a compatible carrier when we dispatch it. If you plan to forward it or carry it onward yourself, check your own carrier's rules on alcohol-based liquids first.
