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From the picture, you could see that the toothpaste contain flourine as it stated that " Flouride toothpaste". Most toothpaste contain flourine as it prevent tooth decay.
thought u guys might enjoy this. i bought 4 tubes of toothpaste off amazon. it came in the box to the left. and that box came in the box to the right. awesome. whoever packaged this needs a raise!
I went with Butterfinger Toothpaste after brainstorming some other option like Pepto Bismol Potato Chips and Twinkie Weight-Loss Pills (the pills would've looked like mini Twinkies!)
I found a nice zoomed-in shot of the front panel from a Colgate box and merged it with the Butterfinger logo. So then I found a Colgate box and skewed my Butterfinger manipulation onto the box and color replaced the side of the so it would match.
Originally I was going to go with this old school '80s Crest ad for a background image and just edit out the Crest stuff, change the toothpaste to match the Butterfinger box, and then put the box in.
I really liked the way that one turned out but I wanted to completely create the Ad. So, I found the picture of the grinning kid with toothbrush, did some cropping and color replacement on his shirt (orange and red replaced with gray to make the box stand out) and toothbrush (green and some other color replaced with yellow and a light shade of blue to not clash with the brand colors.) Also added the blue/white background to highlight the toothpaste and the kid's face.
And, finally, the type. I wanted a font that was youthful but would work in an Ad, so I went with Cooper Std. It reminds me of the font used on kids letter-blocks, and I like the sorta/kinda retro look of it. The upper-left text is meant to help balance the lower-right Butterfinger box.
Overall, I'm happy with the finished product. I think the joke works (pretty much the worst candy bar for your teeth being a toothpaste) and I love the picture of that kid grinning; it just cracks me up!
When we come to choosing the right toothpaste, the number of options can be intimidating. There are various flavors, different formulas for different needs, and even some labeled specifically for kids. Fluoride Content is the main difference between adult toothpaste and toothpaste designed just for kids is the amount of fluoride they contain. Fluoride is found naturally in many foods and is often added to public water sources. It’s also one of the best ways to protect both permanent and baby teeth from decay. Children’s toothpaste typically has less fluoride to help kids from getting too much of it. When kids are exposed to too much fluoride, their teeth may form little white spots known as fluorosis.
Top image is a painting using toothpaste, below is a pleated skirt I made using paper using the painting of the wave.
The theme for this developmental work was using unconventional materials.
Two varities of Extreme Clean: Empowermint and Mint Experience. Notice that one has writing in blue and the other in green.
I had a dentist appointment a few days ago, where I was given a special mouthwash to use twice a day and a special paste to use once a day. Plus I've been instructed to make sure I brush twice a day and floss as hard as I possibly can, or else.
I don't think there's a single meal in my day that isn't tinged with the taste of mint at this point.
I've been meaning to buy toothpaste for days now. Every day, every freakin' day, I'd forget though. I was squeezing the tube to death trying to salvage something.
Today I got smart and wrote myself a note. And stuck it where I knew I wouldn't forget.
Hands on images of the Colgate Max White Expert complete whitening toothpaste.
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