GuruNanda Total Smile Makeover Kit Regular with Cocomint Oil Pulling, Dual Barrel Whitening Mouthwash, Whitening Strips & Toothbrushes

What this kit is for

If you’re trying to freshen breath, support gum comfort, and tackle surface stains in one routine, the GuruNanda Total Smile Makeover Kit Regular is built around a “stacked” approach. It brings together an oil pulling product (Cocomint formula), a fluoride-free dual-chamber whitening mouthwash, whitening strips, and an ultra-soft toothbrush designed for sensitive teeth and gums. On paper, it’s the kind of kit you buy when you want a more complete routine—not just one step.

That said, it’s not a one-and-done whitening system. Whitening strips and peroxide-based mouthwash generally work gradually on discoloration. If you’re expecting instant results like a professional session, this may feel a little slow.

Key points

This kit targets several common “smile” goals at once: fresher breath, cleaner-feeling mouth, and whiter-looking teeth over time. The Cocomint oil pulling uses a coconut-oil base infused with a blend of essential oils (peppermint, spearmint, cardamom, fennel, clove, oregano, and tea tree oils) plus vitamins D3, E, and K2—so it’s positioned as more than a plain oil pull.

The mouthwash is a fluoride-free dual-chamber formula that uses hydrogen peroxide alongside natural ingredients and vitamins, with an “Oxy-burst technology” concept aimed at helping remove bad breath and teeth stains. Meanwhile, the whitening strips combine hydrogen peroxide with soothing coconut extracts to help break down stains.

And for daily comfort, the toothbrush in the kit is described as having 8000+ Softex bristles and being designed for sensitive teeth and gums, with claims around slowing gum recession progression and reducing irritation. That makes it a kit for people who want whitening support without switching to something harsh.

Where it stands out (and where it can fall short)

Where it really makes sense is if you want multiple whitening and oral-care steps that fit together as a routine. One practical way people use kits like this: start with an oil pulling session (for a fresher, cleaner-feeling start), follow with the dual-chamber whitening mouthwash for a rinse step, then apply whitening strips on your chosen schedule, while brushing with the included ultra-soft toothbrush to keep irritation in check.

On the upside, the product leans holistic on the oil pulling side and peroxide-forward on the whitening side. The dual-barrel mouthwash is also a differentiator because it’s designed as a coordinated, multi-chamber formula rather than a single mix.

Here’s the limitation to keep in mind: whitening results can be uneven depending on what’s causing the discoloration (and kits can be better for surface staining than deep or structural changes). If your main concern is heavy staining, you may find yourself needing longer consistency than you hoped.

Tech specs

• Type: Total Smile Makeover Kit (oil pulling, dual-chamber whitening mouthwash, whitening strips, toothbrushes)
• Mouthwash: Fluoride-free, dual-chamber formula with hydrogen peroxide, natural ingredients, and vitamins, Oxy-burst technology
• Whitening strips: Hydrogen peroxide with soothing coconut extracts
• Oil pulling: Cocomint formula with fractionated coconut oil, seven essential oils (peppermint, spearmint, cardamom, fennel, clove, oregano, tea tree), and vitamins D3, E, and K2
• Toothbrush bristles: 8000+ Softex bristles (ultra-soft, intended for sensitive teeth and gums)
• Oil pulling sachets: 7-pack, 0.34 fl oz each, compact for single-use

Who it’s for (and who should think twice)

It’s a solid fit if you:

• Want a multi-step routine that combines breath freshness, gum support positioning, and whitening ingredients.
• Have sensitive teeth or gums and prefer ultra-soft brushing support while using peroxide-based products.
• Like the convenience of single-use oil pulling sachets for home, travel, or camping.

It may not be the best match if you:

• Need rapid whitening in a day or two. This kit is set up for gradual change.
• Prefer a simpler routine with fewer steps, you’ll likely have more to manage than a basic mouthwash-only approach.
• Have gum issues that require individualized dental guidance. The kit makes claims around reducing gum problems/irritation, but it can’t replace professional evaluation.

Also, take note of a practical detail: the oil pulling sachets are compact and single-use, which is convenient, but it means you’ll go through sachets according to your schedule.

Getting the most from it

To keep things realistic and effective, treat this like a routine you can maintain. Hydrogen-peroxide whitening products and strips usually work best when used consistently as directed (timing matters), and sensitive-gum users tend to do better when the toothbrush is genuinely gentle. The included ultra-soft bristles are meant for that role.

If you’re using all components, consider keeping the sequence simple—oil pulling first, then mouthwash, then brushing—so it feels manageable instead of chaotic. And if any step irritates your gums, you may want to pause or scale back rather than pushing through.

In the box

Based on the information provided, this kit includes: - Whitening pulling oil sachets (7-pack) - Dual barrel whitening mouthwash - Whitening strips - Toothbrushes with ultra-soft bristles

Is it worth it?

The GuruNanda Total Smile Makeover Kit Regular is worth considering if you want an at-home whitening-and-freshening routine that’s more than one product—especially if sensitivity is part of the picture and you want an ultra-soft toothbrush included. The peroxide-based mouthwash and whitening strips are clearly positioned for stain/bad-breath support, while the Cocomint oil pulling adds a vitamin-and-essential-oil angle that may appeal if you like holistic oral-care routines.

You may want to skip it if you’re chasing fast, dramatic whitening results or if you’d rather keep your routine minimal. And if you have gum conditions that feel more serious than “normal sensitivity,” it’s smarter to get dental guidance first than rely on a kit alone.