Pako – Traditional African Chewing Stick

Pako – Traditional African Chewing Stick

Ancient African wisdom. A naturally simple way to care for your smile.

Long before plastic toothbrushes, communities across West Africa used chewing sticks as part of their daily oral-care rituals. Pako brings this timeless tradition into your modern routine — simple, natural and rooted in African heritage.

Made from a natural plant stick, Pako is chewed at one end until the fibres become soft and brush-like, then gently used to clean the teeth and gums.

𓋹 Helps clean teeth naturally by gently removing food particles and surface buildup.

𓋹 Helps care for the gums through gentle mechanical brushing.

𓋹 Freshens your mouth as part of a simple, traditional oral-care ritual.

𓋹 A plastic-free alternative to a conventional toothbrush.

𓋹 Simple and travel-friendly — no toothpaste, batteries or complicated routine required.

How to use

Peel or chew one end of the stick until the fibres separate and form a natural brush. Gently brush your teeth and along the gumline. Once the fibres become worn, cut or peel away the used section and prepare a fresh end.

Pako — Carry a piece of African oral-care heritage into your everyday routine.

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For external use only.