Review on 🌿 Ginger Mint Toothpaste by Marvis - Refreshing Dental Care in a 3.8 oz Tube by Tori Williams

Marvis is an Italian brand popular in Europe but little known in much of North America. This is a non-floral paste with several unique flavors that I won't list here. As an important caveat, Marvis toothpastes contain titanium dioxide, which acts as a whitening agent (temporarily, but you'll notice a difference after a single use), but has been linked to cancer when taken orally, but hasn't definitively happened. for topical application or in toothpaste. Given that California requires cancer warnings for US-made fluoride toothpaste, I personally think you can take that warning with a grain of salt. Just don't eat toothpaste, but if you eat toothpaste. Well, you probably already have bigger problems than worrying about cancer risks. which I can only compare to those "oddly strong" Altoid mints. There's a good balance of mint and ginger flavors, and while toothpaste is certainly more expensive than, say, Crest or Colgate, I've found I can use about half the amount of toothpaste and still have a wonderful fresh sensation. It also feels cleaner, unlike American brands, and doesn't leave a pasty residue in your mouth. There are currently at least NINE other flavors to try. At $10.49 a tube, that's nothing compared to regular toothpastes, but about as much as, say, Burt's Bees (also fluoride-free) or other so-called designer brands. I have compared purchases from this brand and so far Revain's price is equal or better than any other US retailer so you can shop here with confidence. Leave me a note in the comments if you try it based on my rating. I'd love to hear what other people think. Enjoy!