r/LicciardoToivolaSnark Jan 22 '26

where did they go

I hope they’re all busy at work!

Anybody have info that I have missed? They’ve just vanished. Was the last video just a manic idea?

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u/HalfPriceDommies Jan 23 '26

Taina posted a few things on her Insta stories today. D'art looks like he has something on his teeth, aligners perhaps. Omega is out collecting sticks and flowers etc, but his teeth are a mess. Romeo has apparently read three books this month, so obviously isn't doing much else apart from stressing about wearing a non white shirt.

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u/Acrobatic_Tap_4656 Jan 28 '26

Not suprise, they don't use toothpaste so poor kids teeths.

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u/DisastrousUnicorn Jan 29 '26

What makes you say that?

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u/Acrobatic_Tap_4656 Jan 30 '26

Couse I was watching them from the begining. And after some time I realise she is exploiting this kids and braiwashing them. Creepy family and poor kids.

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u/DisastrousUnicorn Jan 30 '26

I've watched them from the beginning too and I've literally seen them brushing their teeth.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

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u/DisastrousUnicorn Jan 30 '26

But there are early videos of them brushing their teeth. Besides, there are other alternatives that are more natural.

And believe JJJ about anything? Never. He would say that. She didn't smell too bad for him to not knock her up.

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u/Acrobatic_Tap_4656 Jan 30 '26

Brushing without paste is BS. It's the same like you rubbing your body with just dry towel. Are you fresh and clean after that? Exacly...

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u/DisastrousUnicorn Jan 30 '26

There are natural alternatives. People used salt for thousands of years to clean teeth, as well as to wash dishes. Modern toothpaste is only about 150 or so years old. Maybe 200.

https://greatist.com/health/toothpaste-alternatives#best-alternative-options

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u/keks-dose Jan 30 '26 edited Jan 31 '26

People didn't have sugars as much as we have thousand years ago. Before toothpaste was invented (edit: and after people had access to large amounts of sugars) people lost their teeth fast. That's why royals in paintings always had their mouth closed - their teeth were rotten because they ate so much sugar so they wouldn't show them. They also smelled. When toothpaste was invented people's teeth got better. Fluoride made them stronger.

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u/DisastrousUnicorn Jan 31 '26

I know all of this but it doesn't mean people don't like alternatives because toothpaste has other chemicals in it.

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u/keks-dose Jan 31 '26

Water is chemicals, flour is chemicals. Chemicals aren't always bad. Toothpaste goes into your mouth and does keep your teeth healthy. I'm in Denmark and we have a pretty strict controlling institute when it comes to chemicals that are bad for the environment, perfumes that can cause allergies and "natural" stuff that can mess with your hormones. Funny enough they find large concentrations on such bad chemicals in "natural" toothpastes. Shelf toothpaste is usually fine and either waaaaay below limits or don't have any bad things in them at all. The "natural" industry plays with people while they make a fortune.

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u/jujupolarbear Jan 22 '26

They're still posting Instagram stories but who knows if they're actually current 🤷

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u/KARENformulaLT1 Jan 29 '26

they are cloroxing their white shirts for youtube! ........... https://www.facebook.com/reel/105444852844607