:eek:
I brush my teeth to get them clean and healthy and to give my mouth a nice, fresh feel and smell. I don’t think a tooth care product that encourages the spewing of bile is good for my teeth or breath.
That’s what I get for falling prey to packaging, I guess.
I bought some cuz it was on sale. And then I learned from the helpful label that “Melissa” is apparently some kind of herb.
Who knew?
That’s worth a couple bucks.
[sub]It is kind of a strange flavor, but my freeloading room-mate enjoys it. So you know, as long as he’s happy with the free toothpaste…I’m sorry, is this a hijack? I’m just bitter. Carry on…[/sub]
Fuck the beavers!
And those vile tree chewing rodents!
I tend to vary my soap, toothpaste, and shampoo choices (just for variety’s sake), so I often get suckered into trying something just because it’s new. That’s how I found no foam shampoo and coat my skin with a film of grease soap. This is the first time a toothpaste got me.
Oh, man, I’d completely forgotten about Ipana toothpaste! Of course, you’re revealing that you’re over 40 when you mention that brand. Unless, of course, you happen to be Turkish!
Oh, I like the Herbal flavor. I do NOT care for mint, at least not that sweetened mint taste of most toothpastes. Mint and sweet do not go together at all, as far as I am concerned (and yes, I am the only person in the entire world who thinks that Girl Scout Thin Mint cookies are awful.) I had some difficulty locating my preferred toothpaste recently - Tom’s of Maine fennel-flavored Myrrh & Propolis with flouride - so I picked up a tube of the Colgate Herbal and, while I don’t like it quite as much as I do the Tom’s brand, it beats the hell out of anything else out there.
That mint aftertaste that lingers from most toothpastes even hours later in the middle of the night is enough to keep me hovering over the toilet. Glad to know there are other options out there. And yet . . . now I’m scared . . .
Early Out, I’m actually only 32, but I’m a weird nostalgist-by-proxy who loves oldies music, movies made before 1980 and old-tyme TV. Between having a strange fascination with vintage commercials and a completely understandable fascination (for a gay man) with the musical Grease (“Brusha-brusha-brusha!”), of course I know about the Ipana beaver…
Heh, I’ll be 33 in two weeks, jayjay, but I’m more of a neo-fogey than you. I’m totally saturated with 1930s and '40s radio, and constantly frustrated because I have a confused brand-loyalty for Colgate Tooth Powder. “Don’t take a chance – on your romance – use Col-gate – Tooth Powder!”
Heh, I’ll be 33 in two weeks, jayjay, but I’m more of a neo-fogey than you. I’m totally saturated with 1930s and '40s radio, and constantly frustrated because I have a confused brand-loyalty for Colgate Tooth Powder. “Don’t take a chance – on your romance – use Col-gate – Tooth Powder!”
I am still recovering from a traumatic high school schnapps incident so mint toothpaste is not an option for me. The new Colgate is not too bad, but I prefer Tom’s of Maine strawberry banana!
I might have to try this stuff. I figure if people who like mint toothpaste hate it, it might be good. Mint is good as candy, but the mint they use in toothpaste is some kind of mutated demon mint.