Last week Oral Fixation sponsored a celebrity-studded auction at TibetHouse, an organization dedicated to preserving Tibetan culture, and one of our favorite charities. In the crowd were Uma Thurman (a regular at TibetHouse fundraisers), Donna Karan, and supermodel Petra Nemcova. One item up for auction – a very generous shopping spree donated by Ms. Karan, who chatted with Henry about her love of Tibetan culture.

Tibet House was founded at the request of the Dalai Lama, in order to preserve Tibetan culture and civilization, even while the country’s political future remains uncertain. In 1991, Tibet House declared “The International Year of Tibet,” conceived as a worldwide celebration of all things Tibetan. In the last 17 years, the movement has grown to include 7,000 in 36 countries.

Oral Fixation is proud to have joined Tibet House in making this year’s auction a great success, and to continuing our support of this important cause.

UPDATE !!! Star! Magazine latest issue features a sighting of Uma Thurman enjoying Oral Fixation at the Tibet House event!

Oral Fix mints are sold all over the world, from Japan, to Poland, to Brazil. But our partners in Saudi Arabia have been fans of the product a long time and continue to be some of our most enthusiastic supporters. Our buddy Abdul Abdallah is always coming up with innovative ways to present Oral Fixation to his clientelle. Recently, he shared with us a new giftbox he created to hold an assortment of tins, filled with delicious little mints in up to six different flavors. We totally loved how the deluxe suede box was embossed with our logo and came in almost as many colors as there are Oral Fix flavors! The final touch? A voluminous chiffon bow, color coordinated of course. Thanks to Abdul and his team for creating such a beautiful product on behalf of Oral Fixation!

ونحن نحب عليكم عبد..!!

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) annual art fair kicked off this week with a preview hosted at Miami’s Ice Palace film studio.

Guests were treated to gift bags featuring an array of Oral Fixation mints and live music from Casiotones for the Painfully Alone. The soiree is chance for potential buyers to get a early look at the artwork on offer at the fair itself, which opens this weekend. The week-long NADA event features new works from up-and-coming artists, represented by 88 galleries from all over the world. Oral Fix CEO Henry Rich plans to make a stop in Miami this weekend – with any luck, HQ could become home to a tableau by the next Pollock or Warhol.