Colgate Max Fresh Toothpaste - Cool Mint with Mini Breath Strips, 2 Pack Review

Suitable for mouthwash, not for brushing teeth. I took shares in the store 70(for testing) The effect is like from ordinary pastes for 30-40 Better take standard Colgate (or other brand) - With a crumpled there, everything is fine - Thick / good foam - Pasta can be poured in small portions (half is enough for the bristles) Example: Calcium and Fluoride, Pomegranate, Triple Action

I think it's funny giving this toothpaste only two stars because it really isn't that bad. But I find the concept of tiny breath strips embedded in a gel to be a bit gimmicky and add no value. I should point out that when it comes to big mainstream brands, I prefer Colgate Crest and this product is not particularly inferior to other Colgate gels I've tried. But the thing is, I prefer something with some sand (similar to the paste they use at the dentist's office for my semi-annual cleaning) to…

Colgate Fresh Max is a good toothpaste. It says "with breath strips". I was expecting the toothpaste to be streaky, but it isn't. Instead, it contains small grains of a breath freshener. You can not tell because there are no photos of the real product. I think because it's not that interesting to look at, but I still like to see what I get. It doesn't taste super strong like I expected. It has a very mild and pleasant mint flavor. Works as usual - cleans teeth, freshens breath and doesn't taste

We've all heard the expression manly man, right? Well, for me, this Colgate toothpaste with all its bells and whistles is the toothpaste of toothpaste. The list of its advantages is impressive. This toothpaste has anti-caries properties, contains fluoride, has "breathing stripes" and can whiten teeth. Indeed you can see white spots in the light blue gel. Does the fresh aftertaste of this cool mint toothpaste really last for hours like the packaging says? It probably depends on what you ate for…

Fine for me but a bit of a gimmick. Mint is an overwhelming choice of toothpaste. I hate mint in general, but in toothpastes I've had to deal with it. They are almost all the same in that they leave a minty sensation and taste in the mouth for a while afterwards. This material with its breathable stripes doesn't really add anything. These little strips don't stay in the mouth and release mint throughout the day. They are washed off with toothpaste. Mint is mint, whether it's pasta or cute blue…