Didn't there used to be toilet paper in pastel colors? Seems like there was,

[raccoon]

or is it just a false memory?

[drm604]

1. If I recall correctly, the dyes cause environmental problems,

or maybe they irritated people's bottoms. Whichever it was, there was a reason it was stopped.

[TreasonousBastard]

2. It's true, terribly true...

http://brandedinthe80s.com/6362/man-that-peach-blush-toilet-paper-realy-ties-the-bathroom-together

[haele]

3. Pastel colors and prints.

My aunt loved a pink and yellow country floral printed TP that Scott used to make, matched her uncomfortably over-decorated guest bathroom. A rent-mate used to regularly pick up a pale blue brand for some reason; didn't quite match the aqua-mint and black tiles in our 1960's common bathroom. Right tone, wrong shade, and itchy as hell.

They finally discontinued colored TP in the mid-90's, from what I experienced. At least I didn't see it anymore here in San Diego County.
On edit - it seems that Scotts used to make colored TP up to 2004.

Haele

[Gidney N Cloyd]

4. Kleenex, too.

[IcyPeas]

5. this was was really bad for the environment, the economy, you name it...

[underahedgerow]

6. The dyes and perfumes are irritating to the private parts,

especially lady parts in addition to being bad for septic systems, etc.

[yellowdogintexas]

17. yes, the dyes and perfumes just disappeared.

I had stayed away from them for a long time having found out they were not good for the nether regions

[auntpurl]

7. You can still get pink tp in France.

As someone above noted, it was incompatible with lady parts.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

8. I remember it quite well. You could get pink and blue and pale yellow

and maybe some other colors. Maybe pale green and peach as well. Unfortunately it tended to make peoples' nether regions itch.

[femmocrat]

9. I used to buy the prints.

I think they were made by Northern.

[WinkyDink]

10. Yes! I've recently had the same question!

[In_The_Wind]

11. Nothing says you really, really care like a color coordinated bathroom.

[csziggy]

12. Just google "pastel toilet paper" - not only colors but printed paper, too!

In the UK you can get fucsia toilet paper: http://www.redcandy.co.uk/renova-toilet-roll-fucsia-paper

There are a lot of other choices in decorative toilet paper:

Innovations in Toilet Paper
Miss Cellania
Most local stores have a selection of toilet paper ranging from cheap white paper to expensive white paper. That's it. When I was a child, you could get toilet paper in pastel pink or blue, but those died out when designers decided bathrooms can be other colors. There was also the discovery that dyes can cause allergic reactions in some people (not a pleasant thought). So white it is. But only at the local supermarket. With the power of the internet, you can break free from the tyranny of plain toilet paper!

My personal favorite category:

Bathroom Reading
Just Toilet Paper has an extensive collection of specialty paper in lovely patterns, as well as several styles of bathroom reading material. You can get rolls with bathroom information or jokes, Beavis and Butthead humor, or Monty Python Skits (recommended by the man with three buttocks).
http://mentalfloss.com/article/18351/innovations-toilet-paper

[Rhiannon12866]

13. Now that you mention it, I remember my mother getting the patterned kind

Roses, if I remember...

[virginia mountainman]

14. In high school, back in the early 90's

Their where a set of fraternal twins, a boy and girl. One of "our group" thought it would be hilarious to "tp" there cars with blue and pink toilet paper. ... it was extremely funny.

[Tom Kitten]

15. You can get some colored crepe paper

Substitute it for colored crap paper.

[yellowdogintexas]

16. When I was in Spain in 1983, the toilet paper WAS crepe paper.

I still have a bit of it around here somewhere. Fuschia crepe paper.

[Tom Kitten]

18. Really.

You'd think a person could get a fuschia colored bottom from using that.