This caught my eye first because chocolate, then because of the price. Theodent's Fluoride-Free Chocolate Toothpaste ("Presenting a non-toxic, fluoride-free alternative to traditional toothpastes, Theodent harnesses the power of natural ingredients to provide protection for the whole family. With cocoa beans and Rennou – an extract found in chocolate – this revolutionary formula will strengthen the teeth enamel without posing harm if swallowed.") is £140 for 96g at Harrods. (In the US, you can find it on Amazon for about $125. There is a much cheaper kid's version for about $16.) Why doesn't Marvis make a chocolate toothpaste?
Why *doesn’t* Marvis make a chocolate toothpaste? They could! And I would buy a lot of it!
I thought the Japanese line Breath Palette was long discontinued but either it’s been resurrected or I was mistaken. They have 31 flavours (scents, really) including banana, pineapple, matcha, caramel, espresso, strawberry, grape, vanilla, and bitter chocolate. I bought ten of them in Japan in 2012 and I would absolutely buy them again.
Wonder if BP lost their US distributor? They used to be much easier to get — Amazon had them, and I think Beautyhabit. I would very much like to “layer” espresso and chocolate.
I am almost out of Marvis Karakum and it was a limited edition and now hard to find, so I need to find something new.
You can get breath Palette at Japan Trend but only in curated four-packs or a pack of the full range.
Thank you monkeytoe!