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

I've tried all the flavors from this brand and I have to say that this Jasmine (and Ginger) flavor disappointed me. amazing mint punch) and liquorice is my favorite. But with jasmine and ginger, I'm desperately looking for their scents. The good thing is that these tubes are small enough to be carried in carry-on luggage.

Taste is decent, not great, and ginger is only distinguishable in the aftertaste. It's very strong and minty and I thought it would make a good morning breath paste. Unfortunately, it has nasty ingredients that have given me mouth ulcers. I stopped using it for a few days and the sores went away. When I started again, they came back.

I had high hopes for this exotic Italian toothpaste promoted on youtube. I was not impressed at all and totally disappointed. Mint toothpaste for $2. Saving money is boring, the price is not worth beauty blogger lied. :(

Bought this for travel and have a little regret - it's absurdly overpriced for this size. The taste is so sweet and rather mild that it feels like brushing your teeth with jam or candy, although it's not unpleasant. This flavor, Ginger Mint, was milder than the other I tried, Cinnamon Mint. I can reuse the cute little tube by filling it with something else, but I won't be buying it again.

I really like the taste of this toothpaste. This is the only one I've tried where I can brush my teeth and then drink orange juice without wanting to spit it out. I know they offered a fluoride option, and this particular tube is a little more than I like when traveling (their 1.3oz mini/travel tubes are perfect for that). I will continue to use this toothpaste, alternating with fluoride at least twice a week for the benefit of my teeth.

Yes, toothpaste costs over $10, but I think it's worth every penny. The consistency and texture is very rich and the flavors this company offers are phenomenal. You deserve luxury in life and it's such a 'small' detail of your everyday life, but it's worth buying. I've been using this product for 6 months now and don't think I'll ever go back to my previous toothpastes.

Excellent presentation. Especially the hat. I love the packaging, the tube and the lid. However, I am disappointed in the taste of the ginger. I don't smell ginger at all. No one. Nadda. Also, the paste from the tube is a bit sticky, sinks and sticks to the brush. I've always had a water heater rated at 140 or more so I can turn it off but still find it a bit annoying.

Cleans better than Crest? I can't tell, but that's not why I keep buying it. i love the taste I have to spoil myself in the morning, that's the way it is. Standing in front of an office every day requires little. Financial support. I use good soap, great washcloths and tasty toothpaste. Sometimes it's the little things I look forward to in the morning to clean old beads. Oh yes, and at night. This toothpaste helps me get one step closer to getting out the door and into the office.

I love the taste of ginger. At sushi restaurants, I eat the ginger that everyone has left over. So I had high expectations for this toothpaste, which I bought as a reward. I've had it for a couple of months now and I've been trying to give it to my teenagers - son and daughter - but neither of them would take it to school even though it's a handy smaller size. It's still sitting in my MBR sink, but I choose a different toothpaste almost every morning because I prefer it when it's squeezable…

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…