My smile is so dazzling everyone asks if they are Turkey teeth – it’s just a £3.50 brand of toothpaste
A WOMAN with a dazzling smile has hit back at people who think she has “Turkey teeth”.
Libby Mae, from Leeds, insisted that her pearly white pegs are simply down to a brand of toothpaste.
In a clip that has racked up over 12,000 likes, she responded to a comment which said: “Are her teeth [sic].”
Libby showed off her bright white teeth on her @libbymae24 account and said: “I get asked this all the time but yeah my teeth are real.
“I’ve not got Turkey teeth.
“I’ve had braces but I’ve never had my teeth whitened and I’ve never had any work done to my teeth.”
Libby claims she simply uses Arm & Hammer Advance White, which you can pick up from Boots for £3.50.
She explained: “This is the toothpaste that I use and it literally makes my teeth so so white.”
Many people praised her white teeth, with one saying: “Your teeth are super beautiful.”
Another added: “ ur so lucky to naturally have really good teeth.”
However, numerous people asked her to prove that she wasn’t using a filter to enhance the white colour in the video.
Libby previously hit back at trolls who said her lip filler looked wonky.
The beauty fan had been joking about getting lip filler – but one day, the joke was no longer a joke and she finally made the decision to add some volume to her pout.
However, despite Libby being in love with the new, more plump pout, which she promised to make even bigger in just over two weeks, people on the internet were quick to point out that the top lip looked uneven.
Whilst many chuckled nicknaming her ”Wonky Mae”, others were convinced the beauty expert had forgotten to do the other side.
”Why’s one side lifted but the other isn’t,” one person wondered.
Fortunately, it wasn’t all negative, as many took it to comments to show their support, like this viewer.
”They look quite nice and suit you dont listen to hate libby mae [sic].”
Whitening toothpaste differs from your ordinary, run-of-the-mill toothpaste in that it includes special ingredients, like silica to scrub and polish teeth and special chemicals to remove stains and give teeth a whiter appearance in a matter of weeks.
For more information on teeth whitening, both with at-home kits and professional services, check out the NHS guidelines here.