Want to smell like Mountain Dew? New body wash makes it possible
A new body wash lets you bathe in the sweet scent of Mountain Dew.
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Source diversity sample: License Global · Sporked · Allrecipes · ABC Columbia · USA Today.
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Who reported it (5)
- Duke Cannon, Mountain Dew Launch Limited-Edition Grooming Collection License Global · 1d ago
- Mountain Dew Soap Is Real Sporked · 1d ago
- Mountain Dew Just Released Its Most Outrageous Product Yet Allrecipes · 1d ago
- Mountain Dew soap available for limited time ABC Columbia · 1d ago
- Want to smell like Mountain Dew? New body wash makes it possible USA Today · 1d ago
Where it stands
Imagine stepping out of the shower and carrying the unmistakable scent of Mountain Dew. The surprise isn’t a marketing gimmick; a new body wash actually delivers that citrus‑sweet aroma. Duke Cannon and the soda brand teamed up to create a limited‑edition grooming line that lets users bathe in the flavor of the popular drink. License Global announced the launch, noting the partnership and the collection’s brief availability.
Sporked confirmed the soap’s existence, while Allrecipes described it as the brand’s most outrageous product yet. ABC Columbia flagged the limited‑time sales window, and USA Today framed the offering as a way for consumers to literally smell like the beverage. The coverage collectively underscores the product’s novelty and tight release schedule. Whether the scent will become a summer staple or remain a fleeting novelty hinges on consumer response.
Observers will watch for repeat releases or extensions as the brand gauges demand. The key question is how the crossover of a soft drink’s identity with personal care will shape future collaborations.
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What product has been released?
A limited‑edition body wash/soap that smells like Mountain Dew, part of a grooming collection from Duke Cannon and Mountain Dew.
Which companies collaborated on the product?
Duke Cannon and Mountain Dew.
When is the product available?
Coverage notes it is a limited‑edition offering available for a short period, with no specific end date given.
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