Review on 🌬️ Marvis Travel Classic Cinnamon Whitening by Sony Bailey

I ordered these toothpastes because I was intrigued by the interesting flavors. I was willing to pay a very high price because I thought it was worth spending a little for a little touch of luxury. Unfortunately, these toothpastes are far from luxurious, as they don't work as well as cheap dollar toothpaste. The first thing to note is that they are not very efficient. You get very watery after just a few seconds of brushing, and that clean mouth feeling goes away after a few minutes. The recipe is simple and contains neither fluorine nor other additives. There is one whitening toothpaste in the set but otherwise none of them are great for whitening, plaque/tartar control, sensitive teeth, gum health or anything else. The only attraction is that the toothpastes have an interesting taste. In terms of taste, none have convinced me so far. The first one I tried was Amarelli liquorice, which has a nice but mild undertone of sweetness. I wouldn't recognize the taste of liquorice if I didn't know it beforehand. It doesn't even have mint in it, so it doesn't really match the taste of toothpaste. Then I tried jasmine mint. It has a light, floral scent that is attractive but unforgettable. Mint wasn't strong enough for me, so I went for Classic Strong Mint afterwards. I've heard that this variety has a distinct minty hue, like an Altoid cleanse, but turns out it's no stronger than my regular Colgate toothpaste. Finally, I tried Aquatic Mint. I really liked the taste of this toothpaste as it vaguely reminded me of chewing gum. If the performance was better I might be tempted to buy a full tube, but as it stands I don't think this toothpaste is effective enough for even casual use. I haven't tried gingermint, cinnamon mint, or whitening mint, but I don't have high hopes. I go back to my four dollar tube from Colgate.