I am sorry / not sorry that I've become attached to Marvis Karakum toothpaste, and I'll be extra sorry when they stop making it (I think it's a limited edition). I also really liked Buly's Opiat Dentaire Mint Coriander Cucumber, but the Marvis is expensive enough as it is. My next lemming is Botot Anis Citrus Réglisse, which at $13.50 for 75 ml is a little less than the Marvis. It is shown above center, along with cinnamon clove (left) and eucalyptus (right). At Smallflower.
VanMorrisonFan pointed out another luxury toothpaste brand: Lebon. At $10.50-$12 for 25 ml, or $21 for 75 ml, they aren't cheap (I did say luxury!) but they might be fun — do comment if you've tried them! Nine organic flavors, including Rhythm is Love (Ylang Ylang + Mint), Sweet Extravagance (Rose, Orange Blossom + Mint) and Back to Pampelonne (Mango + Mint). At Beautyhabit.
The floss in Cocofloss is the color of the water around Turks and Caicos. It’s coated with coconut oil, the favorite ingredient of wellness acolytes everywhere. And it comes scented, in your choice of coconut, mint, strawberry, or orange. It costs almost three times as much as your average drugstore floss. Goop sells it, as does Free People.
Welcome to hipster oral care.
— If the various dental care products in the recent daily lemmings have not been enough to satisfy you, do read An Era of Elevated Oral Care Is Upon Us at Racked.
You wanted more dental care products, right? Good, because Buly's Opiat Dentaire has been on my radar ("The fountain of Castéra-Verduzan, in the Gers region, gushes up naturally, replete with sulfates, calcium and magnesium. Collected and incorporated into l’Officine’s Opiates, it is truly something to gape over: it treats throat aches while refreshing both exhalations and kisses.") and they are now available for pre-order at Bergdorf Goodman (you can also find them at Net-A-Porter and Mr. Porter). Shown are Orange Ginger Clove and Mint Coriander Cucumber, plus there is also an Apple from Montauban flavor. The 75g tubes are about $27-29 (so turns out the Marvis is a bargain). Do comment if you've tried them!
Yes, I'm still thinking about dental care. Marvis has a new-ish trio of limited edition flavors, the Wonders of the World: Karakum ("...an imaginary journey across the Black Sea to Persia, Mongolian deserts and Eastern China...a sophisticated flavor that combines the finest peppermint with the sweetness of orange juice along with the enchanting and aromatic cardamom"), Royal (shown; "...luxurious trips on the orient express...combining zesty Italian lemon oil, tangerines, fragrant rose extract and nutmeg") and Rambas ("...the beaches and exotic atmospheres of tropical islands...a fruity, velvety taste that combines ripe peach and sweet pineapple with a twist of sweet alphonso mango"). $15 each at Bigelow Chemists.