Westchester woman brings invention to 'Shark Tank'
It's a small lipstick-like container with bristles at the top. When it’s given a twist, gel comes out. People can then brush over their teeth and then rinse, refreshing their mouth and brightening their smile.
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10h agoA Westchester resident and her business partner/best friend brought their invention to to the television show “Shark Tank.”
Sonia Hounsell lives in Rye and Joelle Flynn lives in California.
Flynn loves wine but can't stand the stain it leaves on her teeth, and said that she had enough.
The pair came up with a pocket-sized solution called Funkk Off!
It's a small lipstick-like container with bristles at the top. When it’s given a twist, gel comes out. People can then brush over their teeth and then rinse, refreshing their mouth and brightening their smile.
"We literally created this from scratch, and it wasn't easy and we're really proud of it, but we also hope we can help other woman achieve their dreams as well," said
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