Hismile Toothpaste Reviews: Yummy and Refreshing

Review

I love the design of the tube, the little donut-shaped knob that works as the toothpaste lid, and the colors of the entire thing are really neat and donutty!

Anyway, the toothpaste smells like a very sweet sugar. It comes out as a paleish pink paste, the same color as the tube itself. The composition is that of a typical toothpaste, not a gel like some other Hismile products.

The taste is amazing, especially if you enjoy sweets. It reminds me of sugar-tasting gum or cotton candy. I could see some people mistaking it for a vanilla, but I’m not convinced it hits those notes exactly. Either way, if you want a treat or brush your teeth with what tastes like sugar, this is it. There is also little to no noticeable toothpaste or “refreshing” taste, so, in a way, it leaves you with a feeling that you literally just ate candy.

I did notice that after brushing, I get a lingering “glaze” or powdered-sugar mouthfeel. It’s hard to explain, but it’s a little refreshing, lightly sweet, and coats your mouth and tongue.

Release Date

Released around late October 2025. Found on the Walmart website in mid-October 2025.

Review

You’re telling me this is toothpaste?! It nearly perfectly resembles the sweet marshmallows in Lucky Charms cereal, with little “cleaning” or “toothpaste” taste (definitely nowhere near as bold a cleaning taste as any other toothpaste I’ve had, at least).

It genuinely feels like you’re brushing with these marshmallows in a gel-like form (but less sweet). It’s a vanilla and marshmallow flavor, encased in a pretty, bright red toothpaste gel–this is by far one of the sweetest, tastiest toothpaste I’ve ever had–and as I said, it’s not super sweet, it’s actually quite tame–don’t expect some sugar rush here! Also, the lingering aftertaste is a pleasant and lightly sweet vanilla.

If anything, it is difficult and annoying to pump out, and the gel itself runs on the thinner side and doesn’t create much suds.

Release Date

Released in early July 2025 as a limited edition product. Found on the Walmart website in late August 2026.

Review

Is this food? It may as well be!

Both of these come in canned containers and are on the thinner side. Also, if you’re expecting something as sweet as sugar, it’s not here, although these are fairly sweet for toothpastes and don’t have nearly the “cleaning taste” of others.

Ice Pop is a pretty, ocean colored gel. I like it! That aside, the flavor is an authentic rocket pop if you’ve ever had one of those! Even the sweetness is about the same: Ice Pops are usually not very sweet as they’re popsicles, and this is exactly that–just sweet enough, with the precise flavor profile! Overall, it’s pleasantly mild and leaves your mouth feeling refreshed. No artificialness, nothing weird, just a genuine, tame, rocket pop flavor with no over-the-top sweetness.

When I opened the Blue Raspberry, I could smell it right away! It’s so strong! The gel is a darker transparent blue! Trying it, it’s not as punchy as the smell. The blue raspberry flavor is there, but it’s not overly sugary or too bold. Notably, it’s sweeter than Ice Pop and, in my opinion, tastier as a result.

Still, while it is fairly sweet and has a mostly authentic sugar-based blue raspberry taste, this flavor is also quite refreshing, giving you a nice, sweet burst of flavor. If I wanted the sweeter toothpaste, or just the better one in general, I’d go with this.

Overall, both are great toothpastes if you want authentic, not over-the-top sweetness that makes you want to brush more and leaves your mouth refreshed!

Release Date

Ice Pop was released in July 2024. I’m unsure of Blue Raspberry. Both were found at Walmart in late January 2026.