From Moon Oral Beauty, Hello Kitty Strawberry Mint Toothpaste. "Packed with sweetness and smile-friendly antioxidants, the pastel pink toothpaste is infused with Ethically Sourced Mica (polishes teeth) and Coconut Oil (reduces bad bacteria and neutralizes breath) - making this gentle, natural toothpaste safe for fans of all ages." Fluoride-free, $12.99 for 119g at Moon, where you'll also find the matching Electric Toothbrush ($79.99).
Boka's limited edition Cherry Blossom toothpaste is already sold out on their website, but you can still pick up a tube at Amazon: "Experience a unique twist on oral care with our enchanting cherry blossom flavor that provides a delightful and refreshing brushing experience, moving away from the conventional mint taste. Crafted with nature's finest ingredients, its an ideal choice for health-conscious individuals seeking a harmonious blend of taste and dental wellness." $12.99 for 113g.
More toothpaste, really? From Swedish brand Selahatin, my eye is on Of Course I Still Luv You: "Capturing the inherent romantic and intimate essence of Selahatin, Of Course I Still Luv You is a tribute to hope and fidelity. Under a spell of citrusy verbena and bergamot, draped in exotic and mysterious cardamom and a holy union between woody pine and aromatic juniper, a picturesque tale of young innocent love and spring blossoms." Shouldn't your toothpaste be a tribute to hope and fidelity? €22 for 65 ml. (I think Saks had this brand at one time but I'm not sure it's distributed in the US at the moment.)
Speaking of toothpaste, new from Marvis: the Garden Collection, with three flavors, all with fluoride. "Sinuous Lily [shown above left] won’t purify your soul. But thanks to its perfect fusion of a white bouquet of lilies and the freshness of peppermint, for sure it will purify your mouth", "Don’t be fooled by the fine-fragrances-inspired look. Kissing Rose [shown above center] is a delicate bomb. Enjoy the floral encounter between the notes of Bulgarian Rose and a fresh hint of mint", and Dreamy Osmanthus [shown above right], "If mouth-perfume existed, this would be your favorite fragrance. Discover how the essence of Osmanthus flower intertwines with waves of classic Italian emerald peppermint and sweet spearmint." In 75 ml each. I have not seen these in the US as of yet, but you can find them in the UK at John Bell & Croyden for £7.50 a pop. Also, if you shop around, you can still find the Tea Collection in the US, and there's a Sweet & Sour Rhubarb [not shown; "Infused with a sweet, sour & delicious rhubarb flavour plus classic mint"] that I did not even know about, currently about $9 at Fragrancenet.
At 25, [Kristoffer] Vural suffered a stroke that left him paralyzed for a year. [...] In addition to a loss of mobility, Vural’s stroke also resulted in a stranger, more mysterious change: His sense of taste and smell heightened. As a result, brushing his teeth became nearly unbearable. “[Toothpaste] tasted too synthetic, too chemical, too strong,” he explains.
Vural also developed synesthesia, a condition that allows him to experience taste and smell as colors. “I remember when it started, I was just like, ‘Oh, this tastes too blue, it should taste more red.’ And people were looking at me like I was crazy.”
Read more in Selahatin, Rick Owens' Favorite Toothpaste Brand, Makes Perfume For Your Mouth at High Snobiety.